Sentence examples for concentrating on measures from inspiring English sources

European leaders would be better off concentrating on measures that are more realistic, he said, like a common system for overseeing banks, guaranteeing deposits and dealing with sick financial institutions.

Our results therefore underline the importance of concentrating on measures to control HCAI in general, rather than focusing too much on specific MRSA prevention measures.

For evaluation, the new field of rock mechanics is concentrating on measuring geostress and rock-mass properties, failure mechanics of jointed rock, and analytical methods for applying results to design of underground openings.

The WTO concentrates on measures designed to keep out imports.

In the face of rising crime, President Ochirbat ordered the establishment of a special council, which would initially concentrate on measures to deal with public drunkenness and alcoholism.

Mr. Obama said that as he looks for ways to stimulate the economy in the short term, he will concentrate on measures that can also have beneficial longer-term effects.

Most evidence concentrated on measures specific to migraine (e.g. attack frequency), though a few studies attempted to assess the broader impact of migraine on patients' lives by measuring disability or HRQOL.

Similarly, the majority of studies of animal stress concentrate on measuring only one or two aspects of the stress response, and the absence of behavioural information, whilst clearly a limitation, also does not invalidate our results.

Initial efforts concentrate on measuring what is getting into the nation's surface and groundwater.

Zeo, for example, based in Massachusetts, concentrates on measuring sleep patterns through a smartphone app or a clock-radio device — available for $99 and $143, respectively.

The SRMR metric was selected because it concentrates on measuring the dereverberation effect and is non-intrusive unlike the others.