Sentence examples for focussed on overcoming from inspiring English sources

This demand focussed on overcoming architectonic barriers and reducing time the patient spent in the waiting room especially in South Italy.

Secondly, strategies to improve GP detection of at-risk drinking have often been focussed on overcoming perceived deficiencies in clinician factors, e.g., education, training, and support for using alcohol screening questionnaires and brief interventions.

Latterly, two different approaches have shown important advances, both focussed on overcoming the inherent metabolic bottlenecks previously identified as rate-limiting in the heterologous reconstitution of this pathway in transgenic plants [ 12 ].

In particular, they focussed on overcoming barriers to safe discharge whether they are related to the presenting problem (e.g. mobility post fall) or not (e.g. isolated unsupervised living arrangements in a patient with low grade cardiac failure).

On the one hand, the existing routing strategies in CR network (CRN) mainly focus on overcoming the spectrum scarcity and increasing the spectrum utilization by providing the combination scheme of the spectrum and route.

Only a handful of investigations into this relatively new area of hPSC bioprocess research have been published and these are summarised in Table 4. Early investigations incorporating expansion and differentiation focused on overcoming the technical hurdles of carrying out two different operations in one integrated process step; as such only modest yields of target cells were achieved [ 74].

Burress will also be focused on overcoming his new shoes.

I dropped everything and focused on overcoming every obstacle between us and the park.

These efforts focused on overcoming the various telephone line impairments that directly limited data transmission.

While Mr. Rodriguez focuses on overcoming his legal troubles, the company is banking on the economic rebound to help it sell its newest design.

That year, the party's campaign focused on overcoming declining popularity among the public, fuelled in part by anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny, whose epithet for United Russia – "the party of crooks and thieves" – became widely popular.