Sentence examples for possibility focus on from inspiring English sources
Currently in Switzerland the main burden of malaria is borne by this last group and future research can possibility focus on this group in economic evaluations as some studies have shown that chemoprophylaxis use in this group falls far short of the 55% recourse to chemoprophylaxis assumed in this analysis [ 7].
Quite a different family of egoistic possibilities focus on the rewards to be expected for helping and/or the punishments to be expected for withholding assistance.
All of the above possibilities focus on the relationship between the odd sensation and body sensation derived from the motor behaviors (i.e. stepping onto and climbing a stopped escalator).
Think about these possibilities: Focusing on only one kind of game all the time (e.g., always video games or always board games).
This study highlights significant possibilities focusing on sterol metabolism and its evolution from microbes to higher organisms and would further aim at pathway engineering of sterol metabolism.
Religion and healthcare, which featured more strongly in the rural case study, is a prominent theme with multiple research possibilities focussing on the role played by religious profession in relationship with traditional norms and taboos.
The earlier study made no attempt to analyze this possibility, focusing solely on economic feasibility.
Media coverage of this possibility has focused on one defensive motivation, the desire to ensure that a potential Trump Administration could not pull the US out.
As with any structured taxonomy, the creation of a well-defined hierarchical structure offers the possibility to focus on a sub-domain of the chemical space, or a specific level of classification.
To examine this possibility I focus on the consistency (between experiments 1 and 3) of female responsiveness towards particular males, i.e. attractive vs. non-attractive males within experimental groups.
To check up on this possibility, we focus on the risk of conversion of a consensual union into a marriage, estimated according to cohabitational duration and calendar period.
