Sentence examples for diminished focus from inspiring English sources

"This usually meant a diminished focus on the students that [needed] attention the most and increased focus on bumping students who were on the cusps into the proficiency and above proficiency levels.

Ten days after incubation in 10 μg/ml and 100 μg/ml P. indica root aqueous extracts, GBM8401 cells showed diminished focus formation, and HeLa cells showed marked decrease in focus formation after 100 μg/ml P. indica root aqueous extract treatment compared to untreated cells in both cell lines.

"Back in the summer, I spoke at length with Scott and a couple of coaches that I trust greatly, because I was concerned about what I felt was a diminished focus on my part," he said.

Why have college panels called for a diminished focus on tests like the SAT? Did changes to the test help make it a better measure of a student's ability to do well in college?

After a three-month stretch in which debates have dominated the conversation among donors and activists, his aides acknowledge that the diminished focus on traditional campaigning has been an unexpected hurdle.

Recent concerns for the often diminished focus on mathematics include how its concepts and practices can contribute more effectively to an understanding of the remaining STEM disciplines (e.g., English, 2015; English and Kirshner, 2016; Fitzallen, 2015; Rennie et al., 2012; Shaughnessy, 2013).

Besides the loss of public trust, cramped F.T.A. negotiations have blocked us from taking necessary steps against currency manipulation and have diminished our focus on policies that could rebuild the manufacturing sector".

Pre-treatment of the cells with KU55933, a specific inhibitor of ATM, substantially diminished γH2AX focus formation on irradiation, and this was further decreased by a DNA-PK inhibitor NU7441.

Since regret and anxiety are emotions of the past and future, the present focus also reduces these negative emotions, and by doing so diminishes the focus of investment and loss.

There's little point worrying about that, in case it diminishes your focus on what you're trying to do.

The analysts who say a war with Iraq should not diminish investors' focus on the stock market are not advising a headlong rush into equities.