Sentence examples for focused concretely from inspiring English sources

One stream of the analysis of the January retail numbers focused concretely on the impact that the reinstatement of the payroll tax had on the paychecks of more than 160 million U.S. workers and therefore on their spending habits.

I think it would be clearer to focus concretely on concisely describing the evaluation performed.

Across the department, our prosecutors and civil attorneys are focusing more concretely on individuals and doing so earlier in the investigation.

The experience presented in this paper concretely focuses on the subject "ICT competencies" (ICTC) which is part of all the UOC university programs.

Concretely, related works focused on the MDAV algorithm propose grouping data into groups with constrained size (or even fixed) and/or incorporate a basic categorical treatment of non-numerical data.

But when you frame a goal concretely, you become more focused on how to achieve that goal.

This section is focused on the development of functionalized synthetic fibers, concretely polyamide and polyester fabrics.

The UN Security Council Resolution 2122 20133) on sexual violence in armed conflict strongly encourages UN member states to concretely implement actions plans and monitoring measures focused on women's leadership and participation in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

Concretely, in the economics field, an important research effort is focused on understanding the emergence of norms that determine the property distribution in a community.

Concretely, out of the entire list of 68 gene sets, we focused on the murine cell-specific transcriptomic fingerprints by typing part of their names ("humS", for "human symbol", had been inserted into their names to distinguish the murine fingerprints from the randomly added gene sets) in the dedicated « Geneset filter » field (Fig.  2).

Although these lists were once focused on entrepreneurs, activists, and tech innovators, they now branch out to categories that are arguably more difficult to concretely quantify success in, like art and style.