Sentences with phrase «more narrow focus»

The FAD has a more narrow focus on perceptions of family members in completing essential tasks compared to the broad range of areas of functioning within the family system and the larger external systems assessed by the FES, despite its rating of «well - established».

The New Ways for Work method acknowledges this understanding and has a more narrow focus of reducing their conflict behavior at work.

Some are general information security certificates, such as the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), while others have a more narrow focus, such as penetration testing or systems auditing.

The more you narrow your focus, the more money you can make.

As a start, Red River has a more narrow focus than its predecessor, Dragon Rising.

So having a more narrow focus helps us come back from the animal shelter with one dog instead of say, ten!

The process of determining essential student learning outcomes would shift from trying to cover all required standards to a more narrow focus on standards that all students must master to be able to succeed in the future.

Traditionally, discussion about intelligence has had a more narrow focus, concentrating on the cognitive elements, such as problem - solving, memory and reasoning.

Usually it's a much more narrow focus.

For Spectra, they do have some West Coast operations in Canada, but I like the narrower — it's not a narrow focus by any means, because it's one of the largest pipeline companies in North America, but it's a more narrow focus than Kinder Morgan is.

If you don't believe your content marketing plan will enable you to «own» the relevant conversations in your chosen niche, you may want to drill down and find a more narrow focus where your content will have a bigger impact on the audience.

Not exact matches

Many new marketers make the mistake of speaking to as broad of an audience as possible, but if you narrow your focus with more appropriate word choices (such as a larger or smaller vocabulary) and an appropriate tone (more formal or more casual), you'll amplify the effectiveness of your website.

And to get there, Alberta needs to focus more on coaxing and wheedling other provinces into seeing things its way, and less on defending a narrow «Alberta First» point of view.

«As a result of the rapid and significant evolution our business and the narrowing of our operational focus onto inclisiran, our board of directors determined to restructure the board, adding directors with relevant expertise and experience and reducing the board's overall size from twelve to seven members, providing a more agile and efficient structure,» the company said in its 10 - K filing.

But VMware's decision to narrow the focus of vCloud Air from what was once characterized as a full - on competitor to Amazon Web Services to a more niche offering is what opened up this opportunity for IBM and other cloud players.

Today the conference industry is fragmenting, with specific events launched to focus more and more on narrow sub-specialties within cybersecurity.

As who we know, what we like, and what we share begins to determine what we see, who we hear and where we hear it from, our experience of the web becomes more intensely focused around a narrower range of topics and a more focused social circle.

Because of their narrow focus, sector funds tend to be more volatile than funds that diversify across many sectors and companies.

Narrowing down your target market allows you to stay focused on serving the clients that are the most profitable for your business — and take on even more clients just like them.

As long as Trump is focused on narrowing the trade deficit, there's a real risk of more tariffs and protectionism.

And the narrower your focus, the more likely it is that your blog is solving a specific problem.

By narrowing your focus based on specific criteria, you can spend more time on prospects that align with your ideal customer profile.

But more importantly, we want to narrow our focus to specific stocks.

Canada needs to stand united as a country and to be more than just a collection of provinces, each focused solely on their own narrow interests.

Or perhaps you're just looking at a list of terms that is way too unwieldy, and you have to narrow it down somehow... Google Trends can help you determine which terms are trending upward, and are thus worth more of your focus.

As everyone's focus narrows to a single event or issue, risky assets tend to all behave in a similar fashion and benefits of international diversification are more muted.

But we were wanting to narrow the focus a bit more and not necessarily be pure narrative but be to the point.

it's a great thing to think universally — something most Westerners don't do and instead focus on a small narrow bubble — but sometimes universal is just too big and it helps to think provincally — and certainly more practical

According to Lewis, modern man lives in a tiny windowless universe, his boundaries narrowed to too small a focus.75 Through such play experiences as the reading of stories - when one could experience life «in a sense «for fun,» and with [his] feet on the fender» - Lewis believed that modern man could perhaps recapture a sense of his distant horizons, much as he once had.76 For Lewis, a story was the embodiment of, or mediation of, the «more.»

His focus is narrower and more intense than Vale's.

Rather than narrowing the focus of inquiry and polarizing discussion, a more appropriate and helpful function would be bringing to bear on a situation the sum total of perspectives, disciplines and facilities in order to form an adequate understanding of the options which can lead to solutions.

Most Provocative: Andrew Jones with «9 Reasons NOT to Plant a Church in 2012» «The measurement criteria of the church planting project, focusing on numbers of attenders and momentum of new church launch, is too narrow, too shallow, un-holistic and ignores more vital measurable signs of a transformed society in its various spheres (economic, environmental, social, impact outside the church environment, etc).»

In the least, they will more likely tend to focus on narrow issues critical to their view of the world as colored by their evangelical faith, rather than logically solving the problems that need to be solved.

Perhaps it is a quality reserved for creators, but the longer I spend with something I have made, the more my vision narrows, focusing only on the flaws until they are the only aspects I can see.

The more we talked we thought we shouldn't really narrow [our focus] at this time.

More recently she has narrowed her focus to concentrate on assisting mother's and families through their breastfeeding journey.

Although it's not absolutely necessary to limit yourself to a single concept, settling on a specific idea will help you to narrow your focus and create a more cohesive design.

Thus, as Marshall Ganz has warned since the early 1990s, in the vast majority of districts where elections are not effectively contested, the new political targeting may in fact narrow the electorate by helping campaigns focus on an ever more clearly defined plurality of highly motivated and highly partisan supporters who turn out on a regular basis to return the incumbent to office.

First, the pessimistic one outlined by Marshall Ganz in the early 1990s, suggesting that ever more precise targeting of voters will narrow the electorate by leading campaigns to focus their efforts on fewer and fewer people leaving others outside the process.

Slaughter's old «earmuff» district, which joined Buffalo and Rochester through a narrow strip, has been redrawn to be more Rochester - focused and includes all of Monroe County.

«For prevent to work it needs to narrow its focus much more.

Meanwhile, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he is pursuing his own legislation that he seemed to indicate will be more narrow in focus.

«The main reason we are here is to get the MTA and the governor to start focusing more on the public transportation needs here on Staten Island, which generally get shortchanged every year,» Astorino said during a press conference on Front Street in Stapleton in the shadow of the Verrazano - Narrows Bridge.

Masicampo explains that although having a narrow focus probably will not lead to so obvious a failure in the real world as it did in the laboratory, he thinks being blind to alternative solutions «frequently results in people expending more time, energy and resources on tasks than is necessary.»

Far from narrowing their career prospects by focusing less on publications and grants, she argues, the changes will give CTSA trainees more options than their peers.

So in essence we are tackling the same problems, but the focus of our diseases is a bit more narrow.

Presentism can also be used more loosely to refer to a narrow focus on the conditions of the moment.

«In this study, we have a narrow focus on diabetes only,» wrote Tolstrup, «but since alcohol is related to more than 50 different diseases and conditions — reflecting that alcohol affects virtually every organ system of the body — any recommendations about how to drink and how much to drink should not be inferred from this study or any study investigating associations between alcohol and a single outcome.»

Researchers who focus on the intersection of disease and ecology are narrowing in on a troubling question: are altered ecosystems making pathogens more virulent and likely to spread?

12/17/2007 International Research Collaboration Narrows Focus on Genetic Cause of Kawasaki Disease UC San Diego Investigators Say Findings May Impact Treatment of Additional Diseases Researchers from Japan's RIKEN SNP Research Center, collaborating with a team at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), have discovered a new genetic variat... More...