Sentence examples for refocusing interest from inspiring English sources
The MRI finding of bone oedema has been an important driver in refocusing interest towards the subchondral bone in early RA.
McEnroe, though, has achieved something strange: he's managed to refocus interest on the tennis.
Stigson is not expecting Rio+20 to produce concrete proposals, but he does recognise the power of summits to refocus interest, as well as generating a degree of soul-searching.
8 The environment in which health systems function has been influenced by the recent global financial crisis and Western public opinion refocusing their interests on national issues.
I try to unearth aspects of it that might be of more permanent interest and refocus attention on to them.
A second is Adm. Dennis C. Blair, leader of the United States Pacific Command, who would emphasize the administration's refocusing of national security interests from Europe to Asia.
As the government pulled out, growers lost interest as well, refocusing on Congress instead.
Slice-selective broadband refocusing pulses are of great interest in localized MR spectroscopy for improving spatial selectivity, reducing chemical-shift displacement errors, and reducing anomalous J modulation.
Under Mr. Xi, China has flexed its maritime strength in the waters surrounding it, challenging some American allies, including Japan and the Philippines, over territorial issues, and responding to President Obama's policy of refocusing American military and economic interests on the Asia-Pacific region.
It also refocused state spending away from interest payments, resulting in a 30% decline in the value of Massachusetts securities as those payments fell in arrears.
