Sentence examples for to concentrate on analysis from inspiring English sources

Leonard Brody, the head of NowPublic, a large Canadian news-gatherer, believes that amateurs will eventually liberate journalists from the tedious business of reporting, leaving them free to concentrate on analysis.

A metal metal assembly was considered, in order to concentrate on the analysis of the behaviour of thin adhesive films.

In the past, however, historians of astronomy have paid relatively little attention to astrology and other "non-scientific" topics, while historians of astrology have tended to concentrate on the analysis of texts rather than surviving artefacts, scientific instruments in particular.

These settings simplify our experimental environment, reduce the amount of output data, and allow us to concentrate on effect analysis.

To overcome this issue and to allow students to concentrate on data analysis instead of technical details of the computer applications, we chose to provide students with the raw read counts.

The apparent absence of distinct, large scale genetic differentiation, the restricted capacity of seed dispersal, and the possibility of locally acting selection pressures may be felt to be contradictory and therefore gave reason for the present study to concentrate on an analysis of medium scale structures in spatially more or less continuous stands.

The Independent is also to be revamped substantially by the autumn in order to concentrate on commentary and analysis.

Jean always feared that a Guardian tendency to concentrate on debate and analysis would divert us from the daily grind of news-gathering.

As in those cases, it may be more profitable to concentrate on more detailed analysis of particular instances of learning.

He has just returned from a period of sick leave and has decided to concentrate on macro-economic analysis and market strategy rather than day-to-day fund management.

He had always attributed his own relative lack of success to the deficiencies of the culture in which he found himself operating, and in 1924 he set art and literature aside in order to concentrate on a systematic analysis of those deficiencies.