Sentence examples for concentrated on aspects from inspiring English sources

We concentrated on aspects of special importance to the patients during and after the acute treatment period.

We have so far concentrated on aspects of TNF in the afferent limb of the immune response (Fig. 1, upper part), which suggest that TNF may promote a derangement of immune regulation and be one factor potentially responsible for autoantibody induction.

Mr. Dallin was something of a maverick, tending to concentrate on aspects of Soviet history and policy making that were neglected or viewed as irrelevant by other academics.

Muse, a lightweight, wireless headband, can engage with an app that "exercises the brain" by forcing people to concentrate on aspects of a screen, almost like taking your mind to the gym.

In this paper we concentrate on aspects related to modeling and formal verification of embedded systems.

But Ms Rousseff is likely to concentrate on aspects of the bilateral relationship that have worked in the past.

He preached aggressive sermons, often from the Old Testament, concentrating on aspects such as the Israelites' escape from slavery in Egypt.

Recent research concentrates on aspects of this electrical activity time-locked to events, i.e. event-related potentials (ERP), which occur in preparation of or in response to discrete (internal or external) events.

We have therefore decided after the initial characterization of the four and five phosphosites in PIN1 and PIN3, respectively, to concentrate on aspects of S4 and S5 in the context of the native proteins.

By concentrating on aspects beyond income and treating income as a proxy for a decent standard of living, the HDI provides a more comprehensive picture of human life than income only [ 14].

But, Mr Henderson says proudly, "I'm the only one who concentrates on one aspect [of grammar]".