Sentence examples for focus-related from inspiring English sources

It was expected that NAc lesion would increase vigor, demonstrated by a significant main effect of lesion on the two vigor-related measures (frequency of checking and length of check) and no significant effects of lesion on the two focus-related measures (recurrence time of checking and stops before returning to check).

Importantly, ALE is based on the assumption that the reported foci are not single points but function as centers for 3D Gaussian probability distributions considering the focus-related spatial uncertainty using an empirical model of between-subject and between-template variance (Eickhoff et al., 2009).

A variety of transformed domain (focus related) aspect and contrast-related quality features are employed to design the framework.

Whereas greater levels of future focus related positively to concerns about distributive injustice, greater levels of present focus related positively to concerns about interactional injustice.

It was never swing related, all focus related, and I just got frustrated with it and found it very hard to really separate from the bad shots.

Business unit heads can provide some near-term focus related to gaps in a product line, or problems they see customers trying to solve.

Her second focus relates to the measurement and estimation of modern day sea level change.

Since my background is in architecture my focus relates to aesthetic concerns, and the one building which, in my view, is representative of all that is wrong in the city's architecture is the Madinat Jumeirah complex.

Accepted students will have finished their course work, completed general exams, and have a focus relating to the core interests of the Weatherhead Center.

The second focus relates to the Georgian conflict in 2008, and Berlusconi's motifs in that crisis — the American diplomats described him as "Putin's unconditional spokesman in Europe".

However, Dörnyei (2009) asserts that from a self-perspective, instrumentality can be further divided into a promotion focus related to our "hopes, aspirations, advancements, growths and accomplishments" and a prevention focus related to "safety, responsibilities and obligations" (p. 28).