Healthcare professionals were also said not to be perceptive to the unspoken concerns of the young people [ 37].
They are perceptive of their surroundings, but unable to rouse themselves.
It is perceptive of them to incorporate the medium in their work, because even as the explosion of channels creates a more fragmented television universe, what we know and how we know it is shaped more than ever by television.
The main factors to the prevention of laboratory-acquired infection are well-trained personnel who are knowledgable and biohazard aware, who are perceptive of the various ways of transmission, and who are professional in safe laboratory practice management.
(She also attacks her for dating a critic: "It's the equivalent of dating someone who's trying to kill me". Ouch!) Ms. Doran's writing is perceptive on the layers of competition and resentment that can underlie even tight friendships.
Children affected with athetoid cerebral palsy may be perceptive and intelligent; however, because of the involuntary movements and dysarthria, they are often unable to communicate by intelligible words or signs.
It was perceptive in its representation of race in the US, and its structure was thrilling, with the accused alternately positioned as victim and unreliable narrator.
But she is perceptive, and her interpretation of the lyrics reveals a wounded, undaunted fighter, done in by the ravages of drugs and liquor.
The ones who are leaving updates that are perceptive, clued in and state of the art might be the sort of person you're looking for.
But beneath its inexorable sweep there are perceptive human complexities, including one of Mr. Taylor's most compelling duets, danced here by Ms. Viola and Mr. Trusnovec.
Like "Malkovich," it's perceptive and funny, and some of its whims — a digression on Darwin, Charlie's fuming tirades — are blithely original.
