Our focus Clause Samples

Our focus. The focus that the Parties wish to have is one that enables and encourages the growth and performance of the business that in turn guides us in the choices we make for our future. We seek to achieve a co-operative and performance based workplace in which suggestions for improvement and "doing it a better way" come freely and are welcomed. This can only add to providing employees with greater ownership and a greater understanding of the Company. 2.2.1 Our emphasis is to focus on identifying meaningful indicators that we can all relate to so that we can provide transparent feedback to acknowledge all contributions made by employees to the success of our workplace. 2.2.2 Obviously highly performing workplaces that are flexible and innovative and address the many challenges of operating in the sugar industry, are better placed to weather the challenges that will continue to confront our Company.
Our focus. ‌ For our model constructions, a specific subset of CD8 T cells– the subset of dendritic cell self-peptide specific T cells – was suggested to be particularly important for quantitative estimations:T cells specific for DC endogenous peptides (DC self). This is because: 1. DCs are important in presenting antigens and costimulatory signals to T cells, conse- quently it is essential to delete T cells against self-peptides endogenous for DC (DC-self) in order to ensure appropriate immune activation. 2. DCs are constantly present during T cell activation in the periphery, thus the prob- ability of T cells self-reacting against DC-self is high if they are not deleted in the thymus. 3. DCs have similar gene expression in both the thymus and periphery, unlike tissue- restricted proteins which are only briefly expressed during negative selection in the thymus.

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