Sentence examples for confining attention from inspiring English sources

Wrhile the principles underlying the subject are universal, their applications vary much in different localities, and by confining attention to a particular area it becomes possible to present the subject in the concrete way essential for beginners.

Klein had only recently succeeded in showing that non-Euclidean geometry arises as a sub-geometry by confining attention to the interior of a conic in projective space and to the subgroup that maps the interior of that conic to itself (see Klein 1871, 1873).

Confining attention to those villages in which any respondent reported having ever seen an orangutan, in 43% of villages a positive response was reported by more than a quarter of the villagers, and in 27% of villages a positive response was reported by more than half of the villagers.

Confining attention to changes in δψMZ(aa) > 50, the C-D list is reduced to 20; it contains several surprises.

By confining attention to patients with infection in this site (118 of the 211; 56%), it was found that five of the eleven clinical specialities had no patients suitable for early discharge; these were gastroenterology, haematology/oncology, neurology, other surgical and respiratory.

We will confine attention to these two partial knowledge basis accounts.

In this study we confine attention to ligand-based machine learning approaches, commonly referred to as target-fishing.

In this study we confine attention to ligand-based target prediction machine learning approaches, commonly referred to as target-fishing.

Since ℵ0 is inaccessible, it is normal practice to confine attention to those inaccessible, or weakly inaccessible, cardinals that exceed ℵ0.

Had we confined attention to a narrower range we would have reported a smaller effect.

These studies have largely confined attention to systems level interventions focused on technical methods of health data protection.