Sentence examples for centred than from inspiring English sources

In one study, students argued that private general physicians were more patient centred, than those working for government health centers [ 23].

And unfortunately, the reality is, we are now more donor-centred than people-centred".

With "wellbeing" becoming firmly established in CSR lexicon - perhaps more tangible and people-centred than the often woolly "sustainability" - how long before we see a new addition to the c-suite?

Coyne was infinitely less precious and artistically self-centred than other artists of that era, such as Nick Drake, Melanie Safka and James Taylor, whose primarily acoustic albums appealed more to self-doubting adolescent diarists than fans of heavy metal, jazz-rock and similar genres that dominated early 1970s rock.

Flipped classrooms are more democratic and student-centred than traditional teaching, as learner autonomy, student-teacher contact, student interactions and engagement improve (Garrison & Cleveland-Innes, 2005; Kellogg, 2013).

Consultations by self-styled family practitioners are longer and more patient-centred than those in other facilities.

Moreover, from the focus groups we had the impression that nurses are found to be more patient-centred than physicians.

The 'top ten' research priorities identified in this PSP are, however, perhaps more 'patient-centred' than those from the 2009 exercise.

In Thailand self-styled family practices, even without specific training, provide a service that is more responsive and patient-centred than conventional care, with less overmedicalization and at a lower cost.

To be successful, supervision should also be professionally led and learner centred rather than externally imposed and centred on institutions.

"Black and white keeps me very centred rather than in a grey area," she explains in a mellifluously precise southern accent.