Sentence examples for focus on one specific aspect from inspiring English sources

We focus on one specific aspect that has not received sufficient attention in previous research: the sectoral dimension.

For example, focus on one specific aspect of sensorimotor function (standing balance in study [ 36]), improve primarily that function without necessarily affecting other aspects of sensorimotor function.

In this paper we will focus on one specific aspect during the infection process and propose the first computational model of the regulation of iron acquisition when C. albicans is in contact with and invades into oral epithelial cells.

Also, optimization is often focused on one specific aspect of the network.

The New York University School of Law's Institute for Policy Integrity [PDF]has also expressed disappointment, calling the new rules "tepid," and has focused on one specific aspect of the decision: managed services.

When we've written about Arkadium in the past, we've talked about them as a casual gaming company, but CEO Jessica Rovello told me her team has become focused on one specific aspect that business, namely "providing visual interactive content to publishers".

Moreover, the airway risk assessment tools in widespread use were mostly focused on one specific aspect of a difficult airway (i.e. difficult laryngoscopy, difficult intubation).

A limitation of this study is that we focused on intentional self-management interventions and we may not have captured studies that focused on one specific aspect of improving children's health (such as the benefits of stretching or yoga).

The present hypothesis focuses on one specific aspect: The provision of adequate amounts of the more efficient metabolic fuel, lactate (rather than glucose), to rapidly firing neurons (e.g. glutamate transporter, mitochondria, monoaminergic regulation of astrocyte function: section 4.1.1).

Previous studies on factors associated with early pubertal development have focused their attention on one specific aspect of health only (whether in terms of family environment, physical or psychological factors or risk behaviours) despite the fact that all those factors interact to define global health as given by the World Health Organization (WHO).

The typical resolution focuses on improving one specific aspect of life -- adding another to-do onto an already endless list, calling for more focus, effort, and energy.