Sentence examples for informed focus from inspiring English sources

Women Vote informed focus groups about Republican opposition to the Paycheck Fairness Act, which few women knew about: "They were shocked to learn that anyone opposed measures to close the pay gap.

During each focus group we informed focus group participants that, while we can promise that their identity will be kept confidential, we could not stop or prevent participants who were in the group from sharing things that should be confidential.

While VC and corporate communities are still developing an informed focus on the industry, their interest has never been higher.

Most importantly, however, ExprEssence can distinguish stimulations and inhibitions, and by marking links in thick green or red color, we enable a more informed focus on single links and genes, directly yielding suggestions for experiments that may test the hypotheses we generate.

But without action – informed, focused and immediate – the crisis will happen.

Mr. Grobe said the goal was to make fire rules more "risk informed," focusing on the precise locations and systems that matter most to the functioning of the nation's 104 nuclear reactors.

An informed focusing of investigations on a select group of species, such as camels, could benefit epidemiologic investigations.

The sequential nature of data collection will allow analysis of survey data to inform focus groups with Nurse Consultant's investigating in more detail perceptions of role value, barriers and facilitators to role effectiveness, relationships, role support and resource provision.

This data can subsequently be used to inform focused studies of the potential for metal release by various mechanisms.

For this purpose the discrimination and reliability of the dimension sub-scales would be of interest: if the sub-scales are unreliable or fail to discriminate between patients then they will be of doubtful value to inform focused interventions.

Key themes that were discussed or emerged from focus group discussions were reframed as survey questions; in a number of cases, answer options in the survey were informed by focus group discussions (eg, the different types of residual HBS participants were presented, which were raised by focus group participants).