Sentence examples for more specifically concerned from inspiring English sources

And as it happens, the novel I'm writing right now is even more specifically concerned with the voices of women.

The new film, "Cast Away," which opens Friday, is more specifically concerned with Chuck Noland, a trouble-shooting executive for the Federal Express Corporation played by Tom Hanks.

When, in 2002,  I published my second novel, written from a Wapping printer's point of view and set in the 1980s,  I could only find a couple of pre-existing attempts to encapsulate the era  -  Martin Amis's brilliant, scathing Money and David Peaces's UK1984, which was more specifically concerned with the miners' strike.

The current work is more specifically concerned with the last aspect.

There are some publications oriented towards media and environment-related issues which are more specifically concerned the future and only two academic publications focused in Foresight applied to certain disciplines (not from a multi-disciplinary perspective).

Both categories of approaches to complex problems presented above, i.e. those focussing on their epistemic nature and those more specifically concerning with actors' inclusion, inform as to how specific governance arrangements modes of governance in our wording may be more effective than others in achieving specific outcomes.

Nevertheless, there is a lack of knowledge concerning the efficiency of the grafting processes, and more specifically concerning the question of the competition between covalent and non-covalent grafting.

More specifically, concerning the COMT Val158Met polymorphism the Met allele carriers are expected to have larger ERP peak amplitudes compared to the non-carriers.

8 More specifically concerning diabetes, Capelleri emphasized that treatment convenience, ease of use and social comfort contributed to patients' satisfaction with insulin delivery systems.

More specifically concerning SEA, the direction of the signs of the path coefficients was consistent with the interpretation that higher SEA led to lower SA (mediator), which in turn led to higher JS.

There is an ongoing debate in the literature--and in Nepal as well--regarding the appropriateness of using volunteers in community-level health interventions [ 25- 27], and more specifically concerning their role in newborn care [ 10, 28, 29].