Sentence examples for focus context from inspiring English sources

Citations will be divided into two areas of focus (context)—engagement in clinical decision-making, and engagement in research or health policy-making.

Under the 'no focus' context, similar latencies are yielded for the conditions with the appropriate accentuation (GG) and the inappropriate accentuation (GF); under the 'focus' context alike CPS timing is apparent for the conditions with the appropriate accentuation (FF) and the inappropriate accentuation (FG).

Table  2 describes the implementation evaluation focus (context, intervention or effects) that consists of three phases (pre-, per- and post-intervention) and will be conducted among the five categories of partners involved in the project (decision-makers, n = 15; primary care physicians, n = 63; clinics, n = 8; specialists, n = 12; CDPM professionals, n = 20; patients and their families, n = 326).

The chart in Figure 4 shows that LU results in mean query satisfaction time of 358.8ms (with ˜33.5% cache-hit ratio) and provides a fairly even performance for both the short validity scope and long validity scope focused context queries.

The HMPV-induced genes are used here to represent a scientifically new and likely more focused context than the morbid genetic disease genes.

In a within-subjects experiment (ABABAB design; N = 47 student teachers), questions about learning-strategy application referred to either (A) pupil-focused or (B) teacher-focused contexts.

Luckily, urban photographers like Matthias Heiderich are around to reframe gorgeous architectures in focused contexts, rejuvinating our appreciation for our surroundings.

As the scientist zooms into the data views to see more details, the focus + context display simultaneously maintains the context or gestalt [112] of the entire data set.

In conjunction with CMV, focus + context representations support efficient EDA by preserving the context of the more complete overview of the data during zooming and panning operations.

Two bold new histories widen the focus, adding context and meaning.

But they are better than East Asians at recalling an object when the background changes, perhaps because the latter focus on context.