Sentence examples for generally directed towards from inspiring English sources

Until recently, public health efforts were generally directed towards tropical and infectious diseases in Sudan.

Traditional therapies for IBS-C, generally directed towards the patient's predominant symptoms (9), are frequently associated with patient dissatisfaction (10).

The feeding practices that have received particular attention are 'pressure to eat' (either towards overall consumption or just 'healthy' foods), and 'restriction' which is generally directed towards limiting the child's intake of unhealthy (or snack) foods (Birch et al., 2001; Faith et al., 2004).

Among the policy implications, the findings suggest that the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2014 2020 should generally direct its energy towards promoting policies that are not directly based on improving dairy farm efficiency, because dairy farm efficiency mainly depends on market features.

Trevor Pinnock generally directs while playing harpsichord continuo.

Both, rupsA/B and rupsB variants generally display an orientation directed towards the telomere (Fig. 7B, Suppl. Table S1) with the exception of one and two genes, respectively (Fig. 7A star).

But while online ridicule directed towards climate 'deniers' (generally portrayed as either too stupid to understand the science, or as conspiracy theorists) may appeal to the usual crowd, its hard to see how this kind of approach will breach the political divide.

Chibi-Robo! was generally well received by critics, with praise directed towards the premise, charming storyline, and sound design.

When assisted by tremor compensation, tool tip motion directed towards the target surface is generally less than 350 µm.

Serum antibody responses were directed towards MPB83 and MPB70, which are generally considered to be the sero-dominant antigens recognised after bTB infection of cattle [36].

We excluded respondents without feelings of loneliness because the intervention was designed for widowed individuals with social support deficits and because bereavement interventions directed towards the entire population of widowed individuals are generally not effective.