Sentence examples for call specific attention from inspiring English sources
"We are about to launch our third call for proposals for RTD projects in November 2000 and will be including in that call specific attention to genome-related projects, which could receive over 100 million euro," says Rainer Gerold from the European Community's Research Directorate.
Mississippi law is somewhat vague about what constitutes desecration, but it does call specific attention to vandalism, digging up graves for the purpose of organ harvesting and other acts that "obliterate" a grave site.
In this study we were careful not to call specific attention to any substitute therapy, but rather to describe patient acceptance of these two existing treatments.
Loughridge called specific attention to IBM's reach in the health care space, particularly with regard to the electronic medical records.
He later called specific attention to the high-profile killings of black men by police officers.
In its request, the ATF calls specific attention to the lack of timely inspections of FFLs, saying it "presents a significant risk to public safety".
The 2001 ATP III guidelines have called specific attention to the importance of targeting the cardiovascular risk factors of the metabolic syndrome as a method of risk reduction therapy [ 15].
The recent Adult Treatment Panel (ATP III) guidelines have called specific attention to the importance of targeting the cardiovascular risk factors of the metabolic syndrome as a method of risk reduction therapy.
Our novel analytical approach for identifying odor-gene covariance holds significant promise for deciphering mechanisms of semiochemical signaling in vertebrates and calls specific attention to the important, though often neglected, role of olfactory communication in primates.
These include Article 24 of the ICCPR (calling for the protection of children and registration at birth of their name and nationality) and Article 10 of the ICESCR (calling for specific attention, protection and assistance to children).
