Sentence examples for much effort was directed from inspiring English sources

Much effort was directed to ensure blinding.

Since comparisons of antibody assays are often complicated by the lack of gold standards, much effort was directed to the definition and characterisation of the included patients.

There is much effort being directed towards the development of safety regulations for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).

Currently, much effort is directed towards machine learning, which is most helpful in elucidating non-linear and non-trivial correlations in data.

Although much effort is directed towards coaxing stem cells to differentiate into specific cell types, the next frontier will involve learning to harness individual cellular dynamics to achieve complex multicellular morphogenesis.

The most prominent example within this class of materials is copper zinc tin sulfide (CZTS) to which much research effort was directed and remarkable progress was made in recent years.

Much of the intervention effort was directed towards improving provider skills rather than patient outcomes (9.8% of studies).

While less than one percent of the 7,500 characters added to the latest version this summer are emoji, some argue that too much effort is being directed at the script.

Mercury is considered a major environmental toxicant throughout the world (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry 2007; Mahaffey and Mergler 1998; Salonen et al. 2000; Valera et al. 2008), and much effort is being directed toward reducing environmental mercury pollution (Trasande et al. 2005).

Much effort is now being directed at identifying biomarkers that correlate with response/outcome to allow appropriate targeting of treatment to those likely to gain most benefit, both to avoid exposure to potentially harmful side effects in those unlikely to gain benefit and to manage the financial cost associated with therapy.

Back then, he said, "so much of our efforts were directed at modulating the highs".