Sentence examples for more explicit focus from inspiring English sources

Such a requirement reflected the balance between controlled (more explicit focus on language) and automatic (focus on the task meaning) performance.

This type of analysis could be complemented with a more explicit focus on forms of subjectivation – that is to say, the concrete forms in which individuals and groups relate to and thereby "subjectify" clinical labor relations.

The conclusions are that a value-added approach facilitates a more explicit focus on 'desired' (and feasible) levels of end user performance with different information sets, and is a potentially effective approach to user-centred design of geographic information.

We argue that the optimal policy mix varies across countries and that there is a need for differentiation in the design and application of rules in trade agreements as well as for a more explicit focus on evaluation of the impacts of policies.

(female, professional organisation) Accordingly, some interviewees suggested that a more explicit focus on gender equity at an institutional level might be a useful strategy.

More explicit focus on systems thinking principles that enable district managers to better cope with their contexts may strengthen the institutionalisation of the LDP in the future.

The results suggest that outcomes can be improved by a more explicit treatment focus on improving the adolescent's treatment motivation and the quality of the adolescent-care worker relationship during secure residential care.

The NCDS does have a more explicit health focus and study branding and whilst this may increase the consent rate to link to health administrative data (since it is seen as a salient request), it may increase the differences in health between those who are willing to consent and those who withhold it.

This may result in a combination of re-affirming the need to continue in some current priority areas with sharpened focus, and the need to continue striving for the achievement of existing priorities and the identification of new priorities and strategies, especially reflecting a more explicit equity focused approach within an evolving programme environment.

The post-task focused on consolidation and reflection of learning and attention towards a more explicit and controlled focus on linguistic knowledge (case 1, Maclaughlin et al).

Finally, although HOPE VI has a more explicit self-sufficiency focus than PER, there is little evidence that that either effort has succeeded.