Sentence examples for more focused examination from inspiring English sources
This is an endpoint that may deserve more focused examination in future trials of GLN supplementation in the ICU.
Research utilization investigators have called for more focused examination of the influence of context on research utilization behaviors.
A similar but more focused examination of each PEG11 region corresponding with each miRNA was confounded by the assumption in these analyses that synonymous substitutions in these regions represent neutral evolution.
These observations then permitted more focused examination of the relapsing remitting phase in isolation.
A more focused examination of the DCT-derived tumors confirmed those from patients with BHDS possess distinct expression characteristics with strong node support as inferred by gene resampling.
The rationale behind this hypothesis was that foreknowledge of a positive MRI finding might bias towards increased sensitivity by leading to a more focused examination in areas of suspected anatomic pathology.
Second, related but more abstract, it is a formal narrative that follows a single artifact through scores of permutations, in terms of material, technique, sensibility and taste, proving once more the revelatory power of highly focused examinations of visual culture.
"With the insiders, he's becoming more focused, and he's getting better at cross-examination," said Judith Armatta, a lawyer who follows the trial for the Coalition for International Justice.
Theta wave training has led to more focused attention, the control of "mental blocks" during examinations, and the control of anxiety.
Therefore this unexpected result requires re-examination based on complete multi-locus data and a more focused taxon sampling, including all previously suggested potential sister groups of Acochlidia.
However, social work is generally more focused on practical strategies to alleviate social dysfunctions; sociology in general provides a thorough examination of the root causes of these problems.
