Sentence examples for repeat focus from inspiring English sources

On the day of discharge, a repeat FocUS performed by the attending emergency physician who initially cared for the patient demonstrated resolution of RA thrombus with persistence of significant TR (Figures 8 and 9 and Additional files 6 and 7).

The community qualitative study, implemented during the first phase of the trial in the four initial clusters, employs a combination of repeat one-on-one semi-structured interviews and repeat focus group discussions using complementary participatory methods (see Table  5).> -wrap-foot> antiretroviralviral treatment; TasP: treatment-as-prevention; UTT: universal test and treat.

For example, representative and repeat focus group interviews, open-ended questions to be included in patient surveys and regular studies as the one reported in our paper are viable options to investigate health needs from individual, sub-group and population perspectives.

This indicates that CUG repeat foci are formed not just by transcript self-aggregation but the process involves protein immobilization including MBNL1.

Recent insight into dynamics of CUG repeat foci has revealed that these are unstable, constantly aggregating and disaggregating structures, and that MBNL1 is directly involved in the stochastic process of foci formation (18).

Hiwat, however, does not seem enamoured of the Guardian's repeated focus on his company's behaviour.

Paul Krugman's repeated focus on the Democratic presidential candidates' opinions regarding mandates to buy health insurance is distracting ("The Mandate Muddle," column, Dec. 7).

All three programs, with their repeated focus on health issues, interspersed with commercials for products like Mylanta and Viagra, reflect this.

Mr Cameron's comments were a direct riposte to Labour's repeated focus in recent months on continued falls in living standards as incomes lag behind inflation.

This convention has been notable for the repeated focus, every night, on social issues: There has been talk about abortion rights, contraception, same-sex marriage and the lifting of the ban on gays serving openly in the military.

Trump focused, instead, on the touchstones of his campaign: his opposition to immigration, tough stance on terrorism, and a repeated focus on his standing in the polls as evidence that heis destined to to be the Republican nominee for the White House.