Sentence examples for focus represented from inspiring English sources

For Smith, the opportunity to play a duplicitous con artist in "Focus" represented a stab in a new direction after a period of introspection spent reappraising the kinds of films he wants to make.

"The Focus represents the first tangible evidence of a global strategy," says Mr. Casesa.

But the new industry focus represents enormous upheaval.

IJ right internal jugular vein with large hyperechoic focus representing thrombosis, C right carotid artery.

On the other hand, the Focus represents a sub-space within which an entity focuses its attention.

In mps1-1 mutantshifteded to 37°C, the frequency of this class of SPBs decreased and SPBs containing two GFP-Sfi1 foci increased, including SPBs with two Spc42-mCherry foci (representing SPBs containing an elongated half-bridge and a satellite/duplication plaque or duplicated side-by-side SPBs) or one Spc42-mCherry focus (representing a SPB with an elongated bridge lacking a satellite).

This focus represents a major strategic shift – Changing Gears - from the earlier programming efforts of the UNICEF, which were largely focused on supporting actual implementation of programmes through supplies, trainings, and service delivery.

The strong correlation has been found between the induction of DSBs after IR measured by PFGE and the formation of γH2AX foci analyzed by immunofluorescence indicating that each γH2AX focus represents a separate DSB (Rothkamm and Löbrich 2003).

The simplest interpretation of these data is that a single focus represents two forks close together or individual replication forks that move apart to separate cell halves after replication initiation.

The narrative focus represents a chance to explore the reflective way in which nurses approach the different dimensions of caregiving and how they build their identity on the stories they tell [ 24, 25].

The phosphorylation of the histone variant H2AX is one of the earliest stages in the cellular response to DSBs and one γ-H2AX focus represents one DNA DSB, which can be quantified by immunofluorescence microscopy [ 15].