Though receiving increased attention13,14, current neurocognitive investigations are often focusing on one cognitive domain or analyzing one single modality, or performing correlations after separate unimodal analyses15.
Simply because they are the easiest to study, as they're often focusing on one static image at a time – unlike film critics, racing drivers or neurosurgeons.
In previous studies, often focusing on one aspect, these modulators were also identified as risk factors for poor mobility [ 8, 18, 34, 36, 37, 67, 74, 78, 105].
His sketches appear on the screen behind him, in black and white, often focusing on death – one on the execution of Mussolini, another featuring a coffin.
Since the 1980s, CHW programs in Tanzania have concentrated heavily on narrow mandates determined by funders, often focusing on only one health problem, most commonly HIV/AIDS [ 6, 7].
It seems like step one, but often, focusing on the "big picture brand" can get lost in the chaos of day-to-day marketing and communications tasks.
However, many of these studies have been limited in scope, often focusing on particular subsets of the homeless population and/or examining only one risk factor [ 16, 44- 47], or conducted outside of North America [ 42, 43, 48, 49].
Reviews, battling with its complexity and often focusing on its more salacious moments, have been mixed.
At roughly the same time, she began creating documentary films with humanitarian themes, often focusing on people with disabilities.
His later paintings are far more sensual, often focusing on the female form, of which he was notoriously enamored.
Magazines and online outlets have published complimentary features about the family, often focusing on fashion and celebrity.
