Sentence examples for focussed and complete from inspiring English sources
Another important issue for ophthalmologists is the need for a regular, focussed and complete physical examination to ensure that the sites of common immunosuppression-related malignancies, such as skin, lymph nodes and cervix, are examined.
Once there, he needs to focus and complete the work.
It doesn't work, the science proves it, and you will always be just one step behind your A game unless you train yourself to focus and complete what you are working on.
The authors have adequately addressed all of the concerns raised in the initial review, and the story is no more focused and complete, with appropriate discussion.
Because of the consequences of untimely correction of EHBA as well as the potential consequences of untreated galactosemia, hypothyroidism and other etiologies associated with this problem, clinical evaluation needs to be prompt, focused, and complete.
The better you can organize tasks according to some plan or logic, the more you'll be able to focus and complete those tasks in a timely manner.
The students remained focused and completed the task as instructed.
Kenyatta Burns, who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and bipolar disorder, was able to grasp grade-level material — she just needed a bit more help staying focused and completing long assignments.
Initial Proposal: The goal of this is to ensure that my students are choosing a current event that meets two main criteria: Students choose three possible current events they may want to focus on, and complete the Initial Proposal handout (PDF).
But the more crucial elements that they and Mr. Orkis brought to the work were intensity, focus and complete unity of purpose in matters of dynamics and articulation.
I am trying to be more focused and give my complete attention to where I am and it means not checking the phone constantly in the evening (for work) and not to stress about the after-school snack before the kids' other activities while being available for emergencies.
