Sentence examples for given primary attention from inspiring English sources
Mr. Andrews said that vast waves of French, Italian and Latin American immigrants over two centuries had given primary attention to their cuisines.
Most of the assessed studies in developed countries focused on ambient air pollution, while in developing countries indoor air pollution was given primary attention (except for Mongolia).
I try not to give primary attention to the economy but to what people are doing.
This was due to several reasons, including giving primary attention to providing the required quantities of water, not to mention the paucity of pollutants during the first half of the twentieth century, a situation completely different from the present time.
This chapter gives primary attention to the commonly used, general purpose, alternating current motors, although others are noted to acquaint the engineer with the variety of motors, motor enclosures and mechanical drive turbines available and sometimes used in the chemical and petrochemical industries.
Secondly, MEMR developers should give sufficient consideration to the features (touch input, small screen, etc). of mobile facilities, and pay primary attention to providing basic and necessary functions.
In the present study, primary attention was given to maintaining the computational stability while improving the predictive performance particularly for coarse grid resolution in the near-wall region.
Primary attention is given to form in the first few years after fruit trees or vines are planted.
Capsular decompression does not seem to influence the outcome in delayed presentations, and primary attention should be given to definitively treat the patient.
In attempting to address adaptation to climate change, these authors recommend that primary attention should be given to these root causes of vulnerability, not only focusing on technical adaptation to climate change.
Primary attention with regard to invasiveness in cacti needs to be given to taxa in the 13 genera of Cactaceae that consistently display invasive tendencies.
