Sentence examples for more focused targeted from inspiring English sources

It is in this particular context that a phenomenologically coherent notion of a disorder of the self, itemized into its multiple empirical aspects in the EASE scale, permits a more focused, targeted, and explicitly articulated (and therefore reliable) investigation and description of the psychopathological aspects of the schizophrenic gestalt.

Understanding the mechanisms of EGF-induced cellular invasion in pancreatic cancer cells therefore is critical, as such insights could provide a means to define subpopulations of tumors more likely to be responsive to these agents and allow for more focused targeting strategies in future drug design [ 24].

This new marketing opportunity presents itself at a time when advertisers have been pulling back on mass-market ad spending and, instead, experimenting by trying to reach more focused targets.

It means doing things differently, not to mention that carefully focused targeting is likely more expensive than drinking from the fire hose to which they've become accustomed.

Since his arrival, the PM's messaging has been much more focused and targeted.

That might seem like a good idea but I'd actually argue that those who send fewer, but more focused and targeted CVs, tend to do much better".

We're going to have to have a more focused, more targeted strategy and we're going to have to partner and train local law enforcement and military to do their jobs as well".

A further change occurred in 2003 when Adult Training was relaunched to be more focused and targeted to the volunteers individual role as opposed to the more general training received before.

It has been conjectured that intervention activities may require more focused efforts targeted at motivating business owners to make improvements, in addition to changing the behaviour of employees [ 12, 14].

It hasn't always been smooth for the company, but it is increasingly trying to up its game lest Facebook decide to become more focused on targeting people in the working world and therefore stealing LinkedIn's thunder.

But, as the value of nonspecific prevention and control was questioned [ 4], prevention efforts became more focused with targeting screening of specific conditions [ 5].