Sentence examples for more focused interpretation from inspiring English sources
However, more focused interpretation will be possible once candidate disease genomic intervals are defined by ongoing linkage studies.
Laubichler (2010) argues that "the revolutionary nature of evo devo lies precisely in its return to a more inclusive conception of phenotypic evolution, one that more closely resembles the conceptual framework of Darwin and the first few generations of evolutionists than the more narrowly focused interpretation of the Modern Synthesis" (p. 199).
However, we focused interpretation of the results on lower values of ICC as they were more likely to occur in practice [ 26- 28].
It is regrettable that in "Anguish Before Another Big Test" (March 26) you were more focused on a psychological interpretation of the Sachem Central School District board meeting than on reporting the facts about the school district budget.
But the Federal District Court overseeing this case through a decade of tiring litigation seems more focused on cramped legal interpretations and the morality of debt than on the wider consequences of its rulings.
"The Federal District Court overseeing this case through a decade of tiring litigation seems more focused on cramped legal interpretations and the morality of debt than on the wider consequences of its rulings".
Whereas the early prize-essay on Schleiermacher's hermeneutics had been more focused on textual and theological interpretation, the new essay makes hermeneutics a connecting link between philosophy and history.
The seven installments of "Beethoven: The Art of the Symphony" include programs devoted to the "Eroica" and Ninth Symphonies, compilations of performances by the great conductors of the past century, and more focused looks at the Beethoven interpretations of Otto Klemperer, Georg Solti, Carlos Kleiber and Herbert von Karajan.
She became even more focused.
"Then being more focused, more regular".
