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By outlining the intended methods and analysis protocols beforehand, Registered Reports protect against these problems, as the review process concentrates on the robustness of the proposed methods.
I see him fully focused on insecurity while his vice-president, Yemi Osibajo, concentrates on the economy.
If Mrs Merkel's package is pragmatic and concentrates on mechanisms to make an EU of 27 work better it could be presented as too modest to warrant the referendum Mr Blair promised on a full constitution.
The wordiness of Lincoln is hardly optional, as Tony Kushner's screenplay concentrates on the manoeuvring to get the Thirteenth Amendment, abolishing slavery, passed before the Confederate army surrendered – thereby killing the support of those who favoured the measure only as a way of ending the war.
He jumps up, mimes a gesture, tweaks a move, jokes and concentrates, never raising his voice.
Reck concentrates his fury on German industrialists for supporting Hitler and, tantalisingly, gives special attention to IG Farben, that complex that drew its workforce from the neighbouring Auschwitz,.
Similarly sex, lies and videotape opens with a man driving a car, but Soderbergh concentrates on everything but a man driving a car.
The recent news highlighting the rising national locum bill concentrates on the expense of locum consultants.
Drawing is frequently laboured and cramped, and you can imagine a man bent over the paper with a pencil or a pair of scissors, his tongue poking from the corner of his mouth and brow furrowed as he concentrates.
The newest kid of on the block costs £130 and concentrates on doing a few things right, rather than many poorly.
