Sentence examples for more focused reporting from inspiring English sources

But there's more focused reporting under way on a question I explored on Tuesday: why schools were death traps instead of havens — or at least built to allow a chance of survival, something earthquake experts and engineers say requires only a few percent of additional investment.

Motivated by the highly similar profiles for structurally related TFs emerging from large-scale studies, the clustering of highly similar binding site profiles allows a more focused report to users.

Governments may also have become more focused on reporting accounts to Twitter that they believe are wrappers for foreign agents to spread false information to try to meddle with democratic processes.

Those initiatives were more focused on preventing and reporting crime, rather than engaging citizens.

(group 7, participant 3) Some participants reported being more distracted when standing up, particularly in the open plan office; yet other participants reported being more focused when standing up to work.

But in Chennai, the horrible voices people reported seemed more focused on sex.

In a 2008 survey of first- and second-year medical students at Harvard, those who used accelerated video lectures reported being more focused and learning more material faster than when they attended lectures in person.

Plenty of people report feeling more focused and getting more work done during the first few hours of the morning, when they're deep into a fast.

There was little discussion of new legislation on Capitol Hill Tuesday, where lawmakers seemed more focused on celebrating the report's release than on tackling questions about future action.

Nonetheless, GP-initiated management strategies were reported to be more focused on providing short-term symptomatic relief, usually through prescription medications, rather than addressing self-management support, spreading care coordination across multidisciplinary providers and working with consumers and other health professionals to create mutually agreeable management plans.

The individual country report was more focused on the mean score and percentages of students' performances by certain demographic characteristics such as gender and school location based on the secondary dataset (e.g., Ministry of Education 2013).