Sentence examples for which concerns more from inspiring English sources

As to the Manchester episode, which concerns more players than me, I am alleged to have broken training regulations at Manchester by ordering drinks to be sent to my bedroom at the hotel.

While the works in [2 5, 7] all considered minimizing the total transmit power of interference networks, another important performance metric, which concerns more about the quality of communications, is the mean-square-error (MSE) for signal estimation.

Of note, the largely predominant reason for not being treated is the lack of hypertension recognition, which concerns more than 65% of men under 55 years of age, leaving little room for the recommended limitation of the prescription in low risk people.

Unfortunately, these two parameters are no longer usable in the case of blood transfusion, which concerns more than half of our patients.

However, CVRP with the objectives of minimizing the overall traveling distance or the traveling time cannot meet the latest requirements of green logistics, which concern more about the influence on the environment.

He reviewed the terminology and opined that the term pachymorph and leptomorph [prefered by McClure (1966)] were the most appropriate than the terms sympodial (clumping) and monopodial (non-clumping or running) which concern more with the branching patterns than actual morphological forms.

One is generalization over sensory motor trajectory variances, and the other class is on cognitive level which concerns on more qualitative understanding of compositional actions by own and others which do not necessarily depend on exact trajectories.

An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll recently asked, "Which concerns you more: the income gap between the wealthiest Americans and the rest of the country, or middle and working class Americans not being able to get ahead financially?" If you understand how the economy works, that isn't just the wrong question.

And it is speaking to constituents that has brought to my attention an issue which concerns me deeply, even more so because of its little known status: frozen pensions.

They were out in force for the only exciting debate of the day, which concerned getting more women into parliament.

Four Masters of the Yuan dynasty, Wade-Giles romanization Ma Yüan, Chinese painters who worked during the Yuan period (1206 1368) and were revered during the Ming dynasty and later periods as major exponents of the tradition of "literati painting" (wenrenhua), which was concerned more with individual expression and learning than with outward representation and immediate visual appeal.