Sentence examples for focus to influence from inspiring English sources
Concentration and temperature profiles in both radial and axial direction were calculated for a multiple-stage monolithic reactor simulating the MTP process with special focus to influence of monolith channel geometries on selectivity of propylene.
The study shows that the performance measurement system of the case company has fulfilled symbolic functions to signal strategic focus and to influence decision-making.
Additionally, oneM2M focuses on to influence other organizations offering numerous M2M services in the perspective of business such as ITS, logistics, e-healthcare/m-healthcare, industrial automation, and smart metering and monitoring.
The four-day symposium will focus on programs to influence the young and, through them, their families and society about the traditional ways criminals can exploit cultural solidarity.
The emergence of tech industry trade associations is part of this recent focus from Silicon Valley to influence decision makers in our nation's capital.
Over the past three decades, the school environment has been a particular focus of efforts to influence youth smoking behaviour.
Findings from the focus groups helped to influence the topic guide for the interviews which also continued until data saturation was reached.
A range of clinical (whether patients are being 'actively treated', and prognostic uncertainty) and service (leadership, specialty status and neurological focus) factors appear to influence how palliative care needs are attended to.
Rather, to reach a settlement with Iran that could help stabilize Iraq, prevent a Taliban resurrection in Afghanistan, reach a political deal in Lebanon and create a better climate to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the U.S. must arguably grant Iran a role in the region and begin focusing on how to influence Iranian behavior rather than how to roll back Iranian influence.
Much of the interest in the legislation in recent months had focused on apparent attempts to influence its wording.
Self-analytical self-focus has been found to influence global negative self-judgments (e.g. "I am a failure") which increases depressive symptoms (Rimes and Watkins 2005).
