Sentence examples for focused on the range from inspiring English sources

By collecting animals ≥1,250 μm in size, we focused on the range of zooplankton likely to be consumed by YOY perch62,63.

Attention is mainly focused on the range of values of the non-conservativeness loading parameter for which adjacent equilibria do not exist.

In her talk, "Options for organic management of diseases in vegetable crops", McGrath focused on the range of biopesticides now available as alternatives to copper fungicides, the types of active ingredient on which they rely (microbial and naturally-occurring), and where to find information on product efficacy and approved for organic production in the USA.

Previous work by Elyashberg et al. [14] focused on the range of 20 to 50 skeletal atoms and had only 2 examples over 80 atoms.

Among Ochs's pains were music critics who focused on the range of his voice rather than its beauty, while at the same time giving Dylan a free pass on almost everything; and many of these same critics failed to recognize that Phil's lyrics had their own kind of powerful poetry, even if they were political and more of an in-your-face variety than Dylan's.

However, the present work has focused on the range of working memory-correlated patterns of firing rate and their simultaneous, complementary occurrences in the working memory network as opposed to only fixed states that the networks or their neuronal constituents may adopt.

All will be focusing on the range and extent of his contacts with other people.

This workshop will focus on the range of multimodal data that can be captured as learners engage in embodied and spatially indexed learning games.

One of the obstacles our clients face is that services may not focus on the range of their needs, or be available for the duration they need to accomplish progress.

Friends drew him to White Plains where he found work with the Westchester Hispanic Coalition in 1996, helping immigrants with housing problems and eventually focusing on the range of problems they encountered in Mount Kisco.

Participants at the Summit must ask whether, in these cities, government agencies are focusing on the range of organizations that espouse violent extremism, including hate groups and white supremacists.