Sentence examples for focus continues to remain from inspiring English sources

Although public health literature appears to place greater emphasis on conceptualizing critical health literacy, the focus continues to remain on assessing individuals, rather than on health literacy within the context of families, communities and population groups.

However, the expression of foci continued to remain significantly higher than the radiation alone group at 2, 6, and 24 h post-IR (34.8, 33.4, and 23.3%, respectively; P < 0.005 for all groups).

From 1983 to 1988 research remained externally funded (Danish Church Aid and DANIDA) and the focus continued to be child mortality.

The investment strategy articulated by the GOL, although remaining influenza focused, continues to be generic in approach.

The majority of DSBs was repaired within 8 h post-irradiation as indicated by the reduction of γH2AX foci and the remaining γH2AX foci continued to be repaired 24 48 h following IR treatment (Supplementary Figures S1a and b).

While the remain camp continues to focus primarily on the economic risks of Brexit, former EU commissioner Peter Mandelson accused leave campaigners of playing on fears about immigration, as they struggled to win over swing voters.

But Robin Speakman of Shore Capital said: Capita continues to focus on acquisition led growth in our view, with organic development expected to remain subdued (possibly negative again) this year.

In a time where there are so many trends and momentary stars in the spotlight — How have you remained focused and continued to stay true to yourself?

Although the company's net debt in the first quarter increased by approximately one billion (in comparison to Q4 2017) as a consequence of increased working capital investment, share buyback, and a negative forex impact, the company continues to remain focused on reducing its net debt level to $6 billion in order to maintain its balance sheet strength.

And Russia under Putin continues to remain focused on concerns along its borders.

The central 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT; serotonin) system is well established as an important regulator of appetite and continues to remain a focus of obesity research.