Sentence examples for should devote attention from inspiring English sources

Therefore, community-based interventions to decrease obesity among African American adolescents should devote attention to both neighborhood perceptions and physical activity outcomes.

Scientists should continue to devote attention to understanding the unknown long-term health effects of e-cigarettes and their potential to serve as harm reduction or smoking cessation tools while simultaneously investigating how to reduce waterpipe smoking given that it exposes users to toxicants known to cause harm to health.

Just as Skinner believed that a scientific psychology should devote its attention exclusively to observable behavior, so Bloomfield believed that a scientific linguistics should restrict itself to marks on the page and sounds in the mouth.

Motivated by these results, we suggest that the local government should devote more attention to infectious diseases than to other general diseases.

Every man who aspires to reach the top should devote earnest attention to learning to speak well in public and to write well.

Lastly, the European Commission should devote prominent attention to the US NOX Ozone Transport Commission budget program, as the only example of integration between the federal and state levels.

Therefore, companies should devote their attention to CSR strategies which add value to the business and disregard others' activities which do not add value to the business (Camilleri 2017).

This is perhaps not surprising, but it suggests that scholars of (national) models of integration, and of the civic turn more specifically, should devote more attention to schooling and citizenship education.

(Government support would be a much more logical target for funding than private sector jazz clubs -- in 1987, the House of Representatives declared jazz a "national treasure...to which we should devote our attention, support and resources to make certain it is preserved, understood and promulgated").

Research on the effects of improved patient participation should devote extra attention to developing unbiased designs and invest more in changing the affective behaviour of providers.

It is vital that every possible step should be taken to devote attention to the prevention of new human rights abuses and to resist the covering-up of those which occurred in the past by means of general amnesties and the like.