Sentence examples for need for focusing from inspiring English sources
We illustrate the need for focusing X-ray optics in observing relatively small planetary bodies such as asteroids and comet nuclei.
The study gives evidence of the need for focusing interventions on support training and team effectiveness for planning and problem solving to improve workers' health.
This means that on resonance, nanostructures absorb photons from an area much larger than their physical cross section, leading to lower material consumption and thus lower bulk recombination rates without the need for focusing lenses or external optics.
In reducing rates of unintended pregnancy, this study provides compelling evidence of the greater need for focusing strategies on improving consistency of contraceptive use or the need to advocate for non-user dependent methods, the long acting reversible methods of contraception.
Yet, in order for outcome assessment to be meaningful in the work-based context of PGME there is probably a need for focusing on quality of service by using assessment as a licence for trainees to independently engage in practice of specific tasks and activities [ 21- 23].
"But the fact that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people over the age of 15 are 2.8 times more likely than other Australians to be daily smokers means there is a clear need for focused encouragement and support.
Our survey highlights an urgent need for focused research in this area.
Never has the need for focused, proactive care to improve outcomes and avoid unnecessary hospital days been greater.
"Screening for latent TB will be key to reducing TB levels in London and there is a need for focused commissioning of services in this area".
Although disappointing, our finding points to a need for focused intervention training of teachers and adults on campus, a statute not found in many state anti-bullying laws.
This reflects that our study population was much more affected by headache, and emphasizes the unmet need for focused prevention and management strategies.
