Sentence examples for considered a focused from inspiring English sources
Psychosomatic medicine (PM) is recognized as a psychiatric subspecialty in the US, but continues to be considered a focused area of general psychiatric practice in Canada.
In this simulation, we considered a focused Gaussian beam propagating through an isolated nucleus (with a shape of a flat disk facing the incoming beam) in cytoplasm in z direction, and the position z = 0 was set in the middle of the nucleus as shown in Fig. 5(a).
"The Welsh government is, however, currently actively considering a focused review of the curriculum, along with assessment arrangements and MFL is part of those considerations," the spokesperson added.
The Bush team is considering a focus on the key issue of gay marriage.
At one end of the intraparty spectrum lie those Democrats who consider debt reduction a matter of key importance; at the other end are those who consider a focus on the debt ill-advised, a result of faulty analysis.
In our submission to the Scottish parliament's infrastructure and capital investment committee's scrutiny of the government's 2013-14 draft budget, ESPC argues that – given the importance of the housing market to the Scottish economy as a whole – there are sound reasons why the government should consider a focus on existing homes.
Therefore, we consider a focus on the historic period prior to the formation of a re-stratified social hierarchy serving the research purpose of this study better.
Maybe it's time to consider a focus on jobs and improved incomes everywhere.
For example, while this study would suggest that Tonga and Samoa should focus on mutton and margarine, respectively, it may be more useful to consider a focus on fatty products more generally.
GSN is also developing a parody game based on Kim Jong-il and may consider a game focused on the Rev. Ted Haggard, the Christian evangelical leader who admitted to buying drugs from a gay escort in Colorado.
