Sentence examples for more focused upon from inspiring English sources

The almost 40-minute film gets less into the particulars about the actual wagons, being more focused upon the people who love them.

Therefore, in comparison with the concept of the GH-derivative, the version of the gH-derivative will become more and more focused upon in the coming theoretical research on IDEs, demonstrated by some recent results [9, 14 16, 22].

As Shore and the rest of the creative team explored the character's possibilities, the program concept became less of a procedural and more focused upon the lead role.

The researchers are more focused upon the adult assessment of the HRQOL.

As the number of breast cancer survivors increases each year research has become more focused upon developing effective interventions to aid transition back to everyday functioning (post-treatment).

This suggests the need for self-harm prevention programmes to be more focused upon younger adolescents (aged 12/13) before self-harming has become established.

These new data provide a more focused framework upon which the earlier case control studies can be evaluated and also provide support for the idea that these earlier results cannot be attributed to other substances or to recall bias.

To further elaborate upon the theme of IDPs, our group has recently become more focused on order-upon-binding dynamics.

In many cases they are more focused on the grade than upon the actual subject that they are studying and this sabotages their results.

Its diverse aims and generalised anger lack the pressure a more focused agenda would be able to apply upon society.

In this context both instruments have the attraction of considering broader aspects of quality of life beyond those incorporated within the EQ-5D-3 L which is more narrowly focused upon health status.