Sentence examples for in focus between from inspiring English sources

Fierstein noted a change in focus between the film "about the saving of a factory" and the musical, which include "drag queens singing as they pass along the assembly line".

A third issue was that data extraction was complex, as within each paper there was a significant amount of irrelevant qualitative data difficult to separate from that on treatment burden due to the difference in focus between the primary studies and the review.

On the surface, it would appear that there is little or no correlation between 'caseness' on the SNASA and the K-SADS; however, as highlighted above, differences in focus between the assessments, that is, needs versus diagnosis and that being a case on the SNASA mental health domain can be for multiple reasons, this masks any correlation.

The envelope also acts to decrease the axial chromatic aberrations in the system, and the shift in foci between the 325 and 1300 nm spots is reduced to within the diffraction limit of the system.

Note the breakdown in focus area between the companies listed above.

A total of 20 clinicians participated in focus groups between the Winnipeg (n = 9) and Vancouver (n = 11) sites.

[Discussion between in focus group 3, between Mary and Susan, two family caregivers:] Mary: I just sort of bought a (electrical stimulation) machine and carried on, because I couldn't believe that you could see it was doing some good, and then you finish your re-hab time in hospital, and guess what?

Furthermore, if one is not a perceptualist, one doesn't have an obligation to deal with what we'll call below the problem of focus, the problem of explaining why there is an asymmetry in conceptual focus between pain and standard exteroception if both are genuinely perceptual.

3 30 However, communication during transfer is challenged by provider workloads, available resources and variations in clinical focus between specialties.

This makes it much easier to ask different questions of a single dataset and was an essential asset in switching focus between developmental stages and effect of nutrition.

10 25 Multidisciplinary handoffs though are required to optimally transition care and likely face relatively greater communication hurdles owing to cultural differences, work load challenges and differences in clinical focus between specialties and disciplines, and thus may lead to greater potential for medical errors and adverse events.