Sentence examples for trend focuses on from inspiring English sources

Most coverage and analysis of this trend focuses on the end consumers, but for the purposes of this post, let's consider digital photographs as being a byproduct of the advances in mobile camera technology, as the camera itself is perhaps the single most important sensor on our phones and tablets.

The current trend focuses on the first-trimester screening (11 13 weeks), with a hormonal measurement in 9-10 weeks (bhCG + PAPP-A) and nuchal translucency and other echography parameters measurements in 11 13 weeks, plus maternal age correction (around 85 90% estimated detection rates for a 5% false positive rate for Down syndrome).

Hereby, two types of analyses were performed: a global one focusing on the AMI-CFRs of the entire time span of the study (the "period") and a temporal one (the "trend"), focusing on its per-semester evolution and intended to refine the initial, global assessment by taking temporal evolution into account.

To assess hospital-specific rates of CS relative to the overall CS rate two analyses were carried out: a cross-sectional one focusing on the CSRs for the entire time span of the study (we call it the period) and a longitudinal one (we call it the trend) focusing on the per-semester evolution of the CSRs.

It is one of the latest examples of a global, industrywide trend focused on accommodating design-conscious 20- and 30-somethings who are seeking out the scene (via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) for reasons beyond saving a buck.

But in a decade that had psychedelia, Asian spirituality and quantum physics infusing collective consciousness with mind-boggling new ideas about the nature of reality, Color Field painting was part of a broader trend focusing on varieties of perceptual experience.

In recent years large attention is being devoted to a new networking trend focused on data centricity.

Raise LA is part of a national trend focusing on the minimum wage.

There is a new trend focused on using these materials as sound absorbers.

The post-9/11 academic work and media research followed this trend, focusing on this particular network of terrorists while ignoring other groups with similar ambitions that worked at a slower pace or on a smaller scale.

TREND focused on the reporting of "theories used and descriptions of intervention and comparison conditions, research design, and methods of adjusting for possible biases in evaluations that use nonrandomised designs"(ref. 5 p 361).