Sentence examples for more specific attention from inspiring English sources

The development constitutes a good reason for paying more specific attention to society's growing number of disabled.

With more specific attention to research design issues, this paper replicates and extends prior research in two of these areas: official product and Olympic sponsorship announcements.

Maybe you qualify for some other form of legal status, or maybe your case has a nuance that requires more specific attention.

Girls require more specific attention because they are less physically active than boys.

While related to psychological distress, these were deemed to be a separate consideration worthy of more specific attention.

"When they start to play, we can see which children are distressed or frightened and which children may need more specific attention or counselling.

But we need to be more specific and direct attention to what have been termed "developmental genes" proper.

Yet, what seems to be missing in the debate on interculturalism and on local immigrant integration policies more generally is specific attention to the level of policy practices, i.e. following Lipsky's (1980) classic study of street-level bureaucracy, on how certain policy philosophies or ideas are concretely implemented and translated into specific actions.

Second, to what extent is the observed reduction in foraging performance a result of general allostatic responses or more specific changes in attention?

However, a score of 70 in a young boy (aged 7 years) with CF on the domain 'Body image' is low compared to age-matched healthy controls, and deserves more CF-specific attention.

While d-amphetamine improved SHR overactivity, impulsiveness as well as sustained attention, the behavioral effects of l-amphetamine were relatively more specific for improving sustained attention than for the other 2 symptoms.