Sentence examples for interest directed at from inspiring English sources

Although there has been much interest directed at studying depression in populations such as postpartum women, children, adolescents or the elderly, the issue of depression in college students has received relatively little attention in spite of evidence of a steady rise in the number of university students diagnosed and treated as depressed patients [ 7].

Winning at the Charity Awards 2013 is a powerful endorsement of our gallery's approach to supporting and recognising individuals with a range of support needs and challenging life issues as artists in their own right – sidestepping any art world labelling and the freak-show interest often directed at artists from non-traditional backgrounds.

Instead, California's newest regionalism is part of a much longer-standing social movement spearheaded by large-scale business interests and directed at reorganizing local and State government powers particularly in urban regions.

Locals still opposed conservation; settlement was expanding fast in forest areas and economic interests were directed at forests and river rapids.

As knowledge of the molecular abnormalities and dysregulated cellular processes contributing to the pathogenesis and progression of lung cancer has been acquired, intense interest has been directed at developing agents that target these abnormalities.

Considerable research interest has been directed at systems that can be reversibly switched between interacting and non-interacting states and used thus for switching, on and off, bio-interfacial interactions such as protein adsorption.

Mr. Hines said that while there was high demand from Asian collectors for many types of fine watches, their interest was increasingly directed at small brands, like F. P. Journe and Greubel Forsey.

A great deal of interest has been directed at understanding the neurophysiological mechanisms that underlie MOH pathogenesis.

Otaku often participate in self-mocking through the production or interest in humor directed at their subculture.

Recent interest has been directed at this population as a means for providing cellular therapy in settings of both autoimmunity and transplantation [4].

Far less of this interest has been directed at the family caregivers [ 1, 3].