Sentence examples for focus over time from inspiring English sources
Chevron will merge its chemicals arm with the rest of the downstream operations and will shift its focus over time to exploration and production, known as the upstream operations, Mr. Watson added.
As part of this methodological approach, we propose difference-in-differences Content Overlay Maps ("maps of science") as a means to evaluate how program participants change their research focus over time relative to their national peers.
To understand quantitatively how scientists choose and shift their research focus over time is of high importance, because it affects the ways in which scientists are trained, science is funded, knowledge is organized and discovered, and excellence is recognized and rewarded1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
It's easy to lose focus over time, but a focused brand is a strong brand.
With the topic evolution analysis, learners can have a global understanding of the communication focus over time.
A new device from a startup called Melon aims to help users monitor and improve their focus over time.
Immunofluorescence microscopy revealed that motility-associated attachment organelle (AO) proteins exhibited no discernable changes in localization to foci over time, but immunoblotting identified a decrease in steady-state levels of protein P200, which is required for normal gliding speed, as the WT culture aged.
Then, hESCs, NPs, and astrocytes were examined for their capacity to repair DSBs by following the resolution of γ-H2AX foci over time (Figure 1C).
Experiments selected for further analysis had to fulfill the following criteria: i) frequent movement of the analyzed foci over time did not exceed the X, Y and Z-limits of the recorded image stacks, and ii) frequent movements of the intranuclear phyB speckles over time did not lead to overlap with other speckles.
Cultures of two proliferating normal human fibroblast strains, lung WI-38 and skin BJ, exhibited increasing numbers of total γ-foci over time.
However, each had also adopted an incremental approach to commissioning, and to change more broadly, which appeared to enable them to keep the labour more manageable and focused over time.
