Sentence examples for initiated focused from inspiring English sources

Following the unexpected serviceability failures of Paris' Solférino and London's Millennium footbridges in 1999 and 2000, a new tract of research was initiated, focused on understanding the phenomenon which has become known as Synchronous Lateral Excitation (SLE).

A total of 132 HCWs were exposed to 19 TB patients in seven months (mean = 19 HCWs/month and range 0 –48 HCWs/ month), out of which 53 (40%) of the exposed staff belonged to ED, thus Infection control nurses (ICNs) initiated focused rounds in ED.

When it was verified that each of the stereotypes elicited a certain degree of recognition, a discussion was initiated, focusing on three themes: 1. Completeness of the set of stereotypes (do these five stereotypes cover all possible positions, is a sixth one missing and/or can stereotypes be combined?); 2.

In June 2011, a US Senate Finance Committee investigation of publishing practices was initiated, focusing on the relationships between the sponsor (Medtronic) and clinical authors of published articles.

Following Swedish reports of extremely high concentrations of legionellae in biological waste water treatment plants and LD in an employee working near a plant [ 7], an environmental study was initiated focusing on waste water systems used by the Finnish paper and pulp industries.

The initiate focused on three high schools and 13 primary schools.

The last proposal was to initiate focused effort on precompetitive sharing of systems data and toxicology signals via prioritization and identification of key gaps and opportunities for precompetitive sharing of data (e.g., DILI, QTc) based on need, feasibility, and availability.

A promotion effect in older animals with already initiated foci could be the MOA for increased sensitivity of older rats to PPARα effects.

Four clinical scenarios were used to situate and initiate focus group discussions about prescribing decisions.

It would seem these bacteria generate a protective environment within a phagocyte, from which they may initiate foci of infection that ultimately become abscesses.

The discovery of the lin-4 small noncoding RNA in C. elegans in 1993 [ 1] initiated research focused on the cellular function of microRNAs (miRNAs).