Sentence examples for focus of critique from inspiring English sources

It is also of interest that among the fMRI articles citing ELSI articles, the most common context was discussion of technical limitations, concordant with previous observations about the focus of critique in the print media [46].

Chaplain 2 was encouraged by the suggestion to approach interventions with greater confidence while Chaplain 1 was reminded to shift from a focus on critique of pastoral practice to that of clarifying Spiritual AIM through the rich chaplain-patient data.

Related | The weekly After Deadline posts focus on critiques of grammar, usage and style in The Times.

To a very large degree we only assist to "normalize" the issue by focusing on critique of the particular details.

During his 2009 campaign for attorney general, Cuccinelli shifted the focus of his critique from homosexuality to homosexual acts: My view is that homosexual acts, not homosexuality, but homosexual acts are wrong.

This was despite my very careful caveats in the first blog post, in which I tried hard to communicate clearly the limited focus of my critique, namely the effects of the government approval process on one section (SPM.5.2) of the Summary for Policymakers.

The main focus of the critique concerns the completeness of the approach with respect to its practical use for dealing with moral problems in clinical practice given the challenge of ethical pluralism [ 6].

(That dossier and its most salacious allegations have been the focus of conservative critiques of the Russia investigation for some time now).

Other lectures focus on critiquing the medical literature.

In these works his central concern was human freedom, or the autonomy of the will, just as the autonomy of reason had been the focus of the first critique (see free will).

The focus of Davies's critique is that the criteria for what constitutes ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), or autism, or indeed depression, are not arrived at by any commonly understood scientific procedure, but rather by committee: psychiatrists getting together and pooling their understanding of how patients with these maladies "present" (in the jargon).