Sentence examples for focus on agents from inspiring English sources
The drug-traffickers used to focus on agents who were already in uniform, particularly those with financial difficulties.
Interventions at the various levels focus on agents (individuals or groups, such as boards or committees) in positions to exercise control over aspects of the targeted environmental condition.
It appears unlikely that sorafenib has a role in the treatment of ovarian cancer, and future clinical trials should focus on agents with new targets.
Interestingly, most animal models have reported no apparent side effects using different anti-TF approaches, perhaps reflecting the focus on agents that act locally – for example, strategies specifically targeted to TF expressed within tumours – thereby causing minimal disturbance of systemic haemostasis.
We have suggested that future microbicide endeavors should focus on agents that simultaneously and safely target HIV and the host factors that are exploited by the virus to facilitate its transmission (Castellano and Shorter, 2012; Zirafi et al., 2014; Roan and Münch, 2015).
Finally, we refine the search further to exclude environments that focus on agent approaches.
In regard to universalist theories that focus on agent-identification, those that rely on neuropsychological constructionism can inherit epistemological difficulties because they underestimate the importance of the distinction between representing fictive agents and identifying real agents in historical contexts.
Initially, researchers focused on agents to block serotonin, which, by constricting blood vessels, causes blood pressure to rise.
Much of his work has focused on agents learning within models and less-than-fully-rational expectations.
ABS focuses on agents' properties and processes, responsible for responding to external changes, specifically how agents can "sense" and "act" to form a complex system.
By focusing on agents in their everyday practice of water management, the paper identifies five different types of agents – goal-oriented agents, agents maintaining positions, opportunistic, reactive, and supportive agents.
