Sentence examples for more systematic focus from inspiring English sources

"The education goals will not be met without a much bigger and more systematic focus on enabling children with disabilities to go to school and get good quality education," said Stephen Nock, co-chair of its policy group.

Boards Need More Strategic Perspectives: The McKinsey study estimates "...that more systematic focus on, and investment in (management) leadership in the social sector could pay off (long-term) in more effective delivery of social interventions".

This calls for more systematic focus on attitudes in training and supervision.

The other review was more systematic and focused on experimental studies of a range of interventions of which incentives were just one (Godin et al., 2012).

The project has a long experience in statistical capacity building, but in the evaluators' opinion a more systematic and focused approach has to be adopted for the next project.

Compared with previous reviews, ours is more systematic and more focused on interventions explicitly targeting nutrition, has stricter inclusion criteria, and covers a range of interventions launched in the past 10 years.

For a more systematic way of getting the focus right a hierarchy of focusing is introduced:.

It is more systematic in nature and focuses closer on external data, as opposed to internal opinions.

The process of data collection through IDIs was characterised by open and explorative interviews in the early phase and by longer, more focused and more systematic interviews during the later phases.

Receiving more frequent feedback leads to excessive focus on and more systematic processing of more recent data as well as a failure to adequately compare information across multiple time periods.

Thus, there is a need for a more systematic approach to designing CSGBL that focuses on the elicitation of expected interaction processes.