Sentence examples for different areas of focus from inspiring English sources

While the three prosecutors' offices have different areas of focus, their investigations could overlap and it remains unclear which, if any, offices will ultimately bring cases.

The party's structure is an agglomeration of committees, or working groups, with different areas of focus; some are thematic and others are more administrative (logistics and production, participation, international relations).

The executive branch consists of seven executives who each have different areas of focus.

My time had come with THECAST, Chuck and I have had our different areas of focus work wise for a year before we made the public announcement.

Gowers et al [ 3, 4] and Yates et al [ 64] found that the HoNOSCA could distinguish between consumers in inpatient and outpatient settings and between consumers presenting to clinics with different areas of focus, respectively.

Although both methods described here have specific caveats, our approach does yield credible candidates for XLMR, and the merit of applying candidate gene prioritization methods with different areas of focus, in parallel, is demonstrated.

Landlords operated in different areas of the city, focussing on certain kinds of tenants: whites or immigrants, poor families or college students.

We studied effects of arsenic exposure on the human Y chromosome in males from different areas of West Bengal focusing on known recombination events (P5-P1 proximal; P5-P1 distal; gr/gr; TSPY-TSPY, b1/b3 and b2/b3), single nucleotide variants (SNVs) of a few candidate Y-linked genes (DAZ, TTY4, BPY2, GOLGA2LY) and the amplicons of AZFc region.

"These are enormous undertakings and enterprises, and I think as we look in different areas of their businesses and we focus on different topics, we find problems over and over again," she said.

The different papers may have different forms of questions, or they may focus on different areas of the subject syllabus.

The study, published Monday in the journal Nature Human Behavior, showed that while both left and right-leaning readers consumed science books, they tended to focus on different areas of science.