Sentence examples for comments and focus from inspiring English sources

The qualitative analysis of written comments and focus group data yielded useful information for further enhancing the schedule's validity and technical quality.

Thematic analysis was used to analyse the collated comments and focus group data from both schools.

To gather data, a questionnaire survey with extensive free text comments was used at School 1, and three focus groups were held at School 2. This paper reports thematic analysis of students' opinions expressed in the free text comments and focus groups.

If classmates or colleagues make comments about academic failures, disregard the comments and focus on yourself and what you can do to improve.

A camera person for "The Apprentice" told the Hollywood Reporter that the way Trump treated a female camera operator constituted "borderline sexual misconduct," while others said he often made sexist comments and focused on female contestants' looks.

Stop focusing on his comments and start focusing on how LZ Granderson owned him in the second part of that discussion.

The players have to spend more time in training sessions working to improve than spending time on Twitter writing comments and not focusing their attention to the game.

Addressing this important challenge requires broad but careful interdisciplinary scholarship, and my comments largely focus on issues of historical accuracy, not on the (undisputed) merit of the undertaking itself.

Chopra described her character (Sonia, an ambitious woman who accuses her employee of sexual harassment) as "charming and focused", commenting that her "philosophy is that she has to achieve her goals at any cost.

In response to Diagram A (participatory diagramming), participants wanted to confirm that they could draw the diagram as they saw appropriate (both in regards to content and format) and when completing Diagrams B/C (graphic elicitation), participants' questions and comments focused on confirming that they should make physical changes to the diagrams, not just verbal ones.

There are only few studies and comments focussed on the treatment of specific aspects [ 15] and the problems, chances and expectations of general practitioners cooperating with SPHC teams [ 16, 17].