Sentence examples for rigorously focused on from inspiring English sources

Edgar," it remains rigorously focused on the literal.

The book is a little long — there are 11 rings to cover (13 if you count the two he won as a player for the New York Knicks) — but highly readable, in part because it is rigorously focused on Jackson's development and then his career as a head basketball coach.

The President launched My Brother's Keeper urging the public and private sectors to focus more on "what works" and to adopt new and promising, evidence based collaborations; efforts that rigorously focus on milestones that range from cradle to college and career.

While innovative programs that engage men do now exist in several African countries [ 19, 20], there remain very few rigorously evaluated interventions focused on involving African men in HIV prevention [ 21– 23].

At its core, Nisennenmondai is visceral, rigorously focusing and channeling the players' instincts in composing andperforming.

We wish to close this paper by highlighting the need to increase and improve the research (systematically and rigorously) that focuses on which intervention measures and strategies are the most appropriate and effective for combating the high number of dropouts seen in vocational education programs, and therefore promote the design of robust and successful policies and interventions.

The majority of rigorously evaluated interventions have focused on HIV/AIDS prevention and control [ 13].

26 In this study, we went to considerable lengths to ensure that GAS was applied rigorously and goals were focused on functional gains, 13 so it is worth reflecting on the added value of the GAS T-score in this context.

Learning to think rigorously about an area other than the one I was most focused on (and naturally drawn to) made my transition from bench to computer seem much more natural.

However, for RIT, dose-response relationships have not been rigorously established and dose estimation has been less accurate and focused on calculating mean absorbed doses.

The effect of maternal diet on child leukemia risk has not been rigorously studied; the few studies that have been done have focused on specific dietary factors, and the results have been mixed.