Sentence examples for which we concentrate from inspiring English sources

Going beyond "orienting," in which we deliberately gather information, and "selective attention," in which we concentrate on solving a particular problem, open awareness frees the brain to make the "serendipitous associations" that lead to fresh insights.

Furthermore, in ApoE−/− mice like those we used in this work, plaques which are present at the origin of the great vessels of the neck and on which we concentrated in this study (Fig. 2) demonstrate features likely to be the "murine parallel" of those in vulnerable human plaques [24].

We have therefore begun to work on a paper examining the most suitable measures on which we should concentrate our attention once a non-proliferation treaty has been achieved".

All of which implies that if there is to be progress in attacking the supply-demand balance for energy, it is the demand side on which we should concentrate.

We will begin with some issues that are of import both in contemporary Western philosophy and for the student of Chinese thought, following which we will concentrate directly on the latter.

The techniques which we are concentrating here are transmission electron microscopy (TEM) linked with different image analysis methods and X-ray diffraction techniques.

It is this set of HI genes upon which we have concentrated in the present work.

It is the most difficult to obtain good results for the HIGH class and therefore this is the class on which we are concentrating the most.>> Figures  6 and 7 show 7 8 weeks ahead predictions for the northern regions of South Korea for two different two-week intervals.

In fact, we find this is the norm rather than the exception, which is why we concentrate on practical solutions that work for both animals and people.

"We have chosen the areas in which we want to concentrate and invest our resources," he said.

We have like maybe three to four hours a day in which we can really concentrate and work hard.