Sentence examples for more intensive focus from inspiring English sources

The concentrated day-to-day contact with a physician preceptor that characterizes R/UOP for a full month may provide greater familiarity and comfort between the student and preceptor, leading to more intensive focus on and involvement in teaching and learning.

The company's recovery plan includes a more intensive marketing focus on well-known brands such as Kenmore and Craftsman.

Some of the more intensive research focuses on biometrics, including iris and facial recognition, and on technologies that can detect radiation.

We believe that obstetricians need more intensive and focused training in OASI and repair.

By contrast children in the low EI group may have required the intervention offered by the more intensive and focused small group EL programme which was targeted on bullying.

The limited range of experts meant that the panellists were familiar with the background literature and the main proposed solutions and so the discussion was able to be more intensive and focussed, with limited defensiveness on the part of the participants given the high levels of continuity and trust that operated within the community.

Shorter workshops may be more intensive and focused, while longer workshops may have a more laid-back feel to them.

This focuses more intensive resources on those who are harder-to-reach.

"We have more resources, better skills, a more intensive approach and far greater focus on capital, liquidity and asset quality".

Silviculture during early phases may focus on more intensive or localized operations that attempt to eradicate or substantially limit the range of the pest.

Moderate to severe disability on admission and dysphasia were 2 independent predictors for falls, and more intensive fall prevention efforts should focus on this group of patients.