Sentence examples for further attention given from inspiring English sources

This area requires further attention given the importance of referral to more intensive interventions for achieving long-term changes in behaviour and reductions in chronic disease.

However, the high level of prisoner dissatisfaction requires further attention, given the strong evidence of poor health among prisoners in general [ 3, 18].

This is a finding clearly warranting further experimental attention given the potential for therapeutic considerations.

4 6 Further, dominant attention given to individual rights and autonomy in the health and healthcare context make it an appropriate time to reassess moral considerations around UAT.

Further attention is given to the relevant case S ≫ 1, corresponding to typical conditions of undilute hydrocarbon-air flames, for which the resulting lifted flames are stabilized at relatively large distances from the injector, of order S Re a.

We recommend that further attention be given to details of stock suspension preparation before conducting nanotoxicological studies as these can have an important influence on the behavior and subsequent toxicity of nanoparticles.

It is recommended that further attention be given to optimising the design and assessing the use of energy-consumption indicators in the home, in order to maximise the associated energy-saving potential.

Following the September 11 events in the United States, further attention was given to the importance of embedding BCM in the culture of the organization, as well as raising BCM to a strategic level (Herbane et al. 2004; Pitt and Goyal 2004; Kelly 2007; Elliott et al. 2010; Sharp 2012).

Further, attention is given to task allocation, so that the involved clinicians are aware of their own and their colleagues' responsibilities towards the patient.

Thus, while we cannot fully extend haploid modeling to proteins in diploid organisms, we suggest that yeast enzymes whose knockouts alter flux balance necessitate further attention be given to their orthologous human counterparts, for both homozygous and heterozygous variations.

In addition to considering those subgroups, further attention was given to limit selection bias (prescription of coxibs to patients at higher risk of GI bleeding) by adjusting for age, sex, DDD of coxibs and non selective NSAIDs received during 2001, DDD of GPAs and (for non-incident users) DDD of NSAIDs received during the previous 4 years.