Therapists kept detailed notes about each treatment session, and an independent rater rated the extent to which the session focused on the PTSD treatment model, on a scale from 1 to 3 (1 = mainly followed trauma-focused protocol, 2 = equal focus on trauma-focused protocol and other problems, 3 = main focus on other problems).
We'd like to see an equal focus on all forms of care.
These are players who bring equal focus to a heavy dirge or an odd-metered slalom while never sounding academic.
The Globes' tradition of splitting categories gives equal focus to lighter fare – and the tastes of the voters also tends to skew more upbeat.
Mr. Sulzberger wrote: We welcome him at a time of tremendous change and challenge, which must be met with equal focus and innovation.
Now, the dynamic has shifted somewhat, with a nearly equal focus in the nation on income disparity, an issue Democrats believe they can seize on.
The creation of safe havens inside Syria would eventually offer sanctuary from both the actions of Assad and Isis, as we cannot focus on Isis without an equal focus on Assad.
Mr. Chancellor and Mr. Dyer shaped those conversations into front-page articles that introduced the race series in February 1993 with what the paper described as "a separate, but equal, focus on our differences".
"I hope forces will be giving equal focus to addressing the many innocent people on the DNA database who are now entitled to have their profile deleted, as was decided by parliament in May".
The corps de ballet is given equal focus in Peter Martins's "Jeu de Cartes," set to the Stravinsky score that the composer wrote for Balanchine in 1937, their first collaboration in the United States.
"Law Firms Are Slow in Promoting Minority Lawyers to Partnerships" (front page, Aug. 7) does not address one group that merits equal focus, although its members are not usually considered "minority".
