Sentence examples for focusing on the collateral from inspiring English sources

Segmentation of TP generally follows a rostrocaudal sequence, focusing on the collateral sulcus appearance and other external landmarks as the superior temporal and polar sulci taking into account the description of segmentation criteria reported by Insausti, Juottonen, et al. (1998).

Carson has taken her demigods and monsters, already decoupled from history, bestowed on them the gift of a modern afterlife – and then focused on the collateral damage.

And unlike many films focusing on the country's infamous drug lords, "Cartel Land" focused on the citizenry, the collateral damage and is ultimately homage to those who risk their lives to tell it like it is.

Her philosophy focuses on reducing the collateral damage of divorce and helping clients with children understand they are still "family".

We focus on the direct and collateral 'benefits' (all cash, health services and other items) offered to study participants and to community members over the course of the conduct of studies, as opposed to post study benefits, or aspirational benefits.

While the Credem case study focuses on the cheese-as-collateral model, Trichakis notes that this comprises only one percent of the bank's overall business.

The following year, she returned again to Afghanistan, this time focused not on the "collateral damage" to Afghans from our endless war there, but on the true costs of such a war to Americans.

Though Dupont witnessed these power struggles up close, the most interesting images focus on the collateral damage to ordinary citizens.

Our collaboration with Susan G. Komen and Young Survival Coalition and our focus on the collateral damage of treatment has shown me how important solidarity is.

Why not focus on the one thing that is absolutely guaranteed to effectively reduce emissions and deliver lots of collateral benefits: drastically cut down on fuel consumption?

The investigation focused on the Popliteus Tendon (popliteus), the Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL), the Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL), the Quadriceps Tendon (QT) and the Patellar tendon (PT).