Sentence examples for essentially been directed from inspiring English sources

Focus has essentially been directed at physicians' and patients' beliefs and attitudes.

Essentially, the alliance was directed against Germany, for it was only in a war with Germany that each could help the other.

Sensible people included the prime minister's favourite scientific adviser, Professor Frederick Lindemann Lord Cherwelll), who insisted that "the bombing must be directed essentially against working-class houses.

A country code essentially signifies to international telephone carriers which country an international call should be directed to.

Essentially, it involves a model to which the attention and response of the imitator are directed.

The current evidence given to suggest that PINK1 may play a role in mitochondrial fission/fusion events in humans has essentially been made from direct morphological analyses of cells.

Notwithstanding, recent evidence from Zhou and co-workers [50] has shown that in A. aegypti females most of the blood meal-derived iron is excreted and the remaining is essentially directed to the eggs.

The text is essentially directed at a radiological audience and is particularly appropriate for general radiology departments and trainee radiologists.

External support provided by MSF was essentially directed at capacity building (training, infrastructure, logistics) and has gradually been taken over through the maturing national ART program.

CPT itself is notoriously insoluble in aqueous media, and for this reason initial efforts were essentially directed to improve the solubility and de facto its use as a potential anticancer drug.

The lubrication approximation builds on two observations: firstly, the thin film flow is very slow, so that it becomes possible to neglect the inertia terms in the Navier-Stokes equation; secondly, the thickness of the film is much smaller than the wavelength of the modulations along the surface, which also implies that the fluid velocity is essentially directed parallel the surface.