Sentence examples for increased attention devoted from inspiring English sources

Recently there has been increased attention devoted to the study of the flow through the internal passages of injectors because of the presence of particular fluid phenomena, such as large-scale vortical motion and cavitation patterns, which have been shown to influence the characteristics of primary break-up.

Over the years, this standard classification was revised: in particular, the increasing attention devoted to social ontology led phenomenology to enrich its table of categories (cf. Salice 2013).

The increased attention being devoted to this topic is therefore both warranted and welcome.

Increased attention is devoted to the regional disparities in mortality rates for the different causes of death abroad in relation to the demographic characteristics, particularly a socio-economic status [8 13].

Although the power of this survey is limited by small sample size, we believe that our finding are potentially useful and suggest that increased attention be devoted toward avoiding rodent bites among the handlers of wild rodents in regions where hantaviruses occur.

In recent years, increased attention has been devoted to investigating the effects of training on performance and brain function, but little is known about whether cognitive control can be improved through training.

In recent years, an increased attention has been devoted to the potential association between migraine and thyroid function, with conflicting results.

– Thus, increased attention should be devoted to assisting post-VMMC clients with delaying resumption of sexual intercourse for at least 6 weeks, especially when devices are used.

With the prospect of a warmer world, increased attention is being devoted to the implications for worker well-being and work performance.

With the prospect of a warmer world, increased attention is being devoted to the implications for worker well-being and work performance (5– 8).

8 Although increased attention has been devoted in recent years in the area of subjective memory complaints and MCI to understanding the factors associated with the willingness to be screened for memory and other cognitive problems, 9– 11 only two studies have concentrated specifically on help-seeking patterns for MCI.