Sentence examples for justifiably focused on from inspiring English sources
Although most recent studies have justifiably focused on the prevention of albuminuric kidney disease in diabetes, our data raise the possibility that the lesion leading to nonalbuminuric renal impairment is partly preventable by multifactorial interventions that comprise standard diabetes care.
Moreover, most studies investigating associations between maternal parameters and birth weight justifiably focus on parameters of apparent clinical significance, particularly, abnormal maternal and neonatal anthropometric or metabolic profiles.
Much of this campaign has justifiably been focused on how unprepared Trump is emotionally and intellectually for the challenge of the presidency.
37 While inequalities in the health experiences of Indigenous Australians have justifiably attracted substantial public investment, 38 little attention has focused on the mortality rates of people with mental illness in Australia, and there are few interventions designed to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with common physical illnesses in people with mental illness.
However, these are the species that, if missed by conservation areas focused on surrogates, will have the poorest prognoses for persistence, so are justifiably a focus of surrogate testing.
Focused on physical appearance.
It seems likely that central banks will maintain their very loose monetary policy; they can justifiably claim that, with inflation under control, they can focus on unemployment.
"Everybody focuses on the fact we haven't won one for a long time and justifiably so, so we're desperate to win".
Performers became increasingly focused, justifiably, on getting it right.
With many of the international collections so far focusing on pared-down, even practical clothes, the extroverted woman looking for something with a bit more va-va-voom might be justifiably anxious.
