Sentence examples for extent focus from inspiring English sources

To a large extent focus was on whether allocation was random or not.

Thus, Biokit, and to a lesser extent, Focus HSV-2 ELISA specificity values appeared to be affected by the presence of HSV-1 antibodies.

Continuous medical education should also to a greater extent focus on what influence the physicians' risk assessment out-of-hours and decisions on treatment and right level of care.

Thus far, research has to a limited extent focused on the conditions influencing implementation of health orientation in health care.

There is a paucity of research about health-related quality of life (HRQL) among adolescents, as studies have to a large extent focused on adults.

In the United States and Europe, health behaviour research to a large extent focused on individual behaviour change, drawing on conceptual frameworks from social psychology and health psychology.

Previous studies aiming to evaluate occupational therapy to cancer patients have either to a limited extent focused on ADL or used a descriptive approach [ 7- 10], comprised very few patients [ 9, 11], been a pilot study [ 6, 12] or had focus on creative and social activities [ 13].

This could indicate that pro-rich use of provincial/general hospitals, albeit quite modest in 2001, is to some extent focused on those whose incomes are above average, but not so high as to enable them to make use of private hospitals.

Such research has to some extent focused on understanding the determinants of energy use (Mills and Schleich 2012; Abrahamse and Steg 2009), and more particularly on developing and testing interventions to change different energy related behaviors (e.g., Abrahamse et al. 2007, 2005; Staats et al. 2004).

Recent studies on assay development for prediction of sensitization in vitro have to a large extent focused on how danger signals are provided to antigen-presenting cells, inducing pro-inflammatory cytokines and chemokines, as well as co-stimulatory molecules needed for a specific T-cell response.

This contention Gray takes as the starting point for and, to some extent, the focus of his brief but intricate "enquiry into human freedom".