Sentence examples for diffuse attitude from inspiring English sources
Despite the dangerous implications from a methodological point of view, the use of surrogate end points of effectiveness is a quite diffuse attitude, that is rapidly increasing in both clinical research and daily clinical practice.
Colliver also challenged the construct validity of the measures, which often used diffuse statements about attitudes.
The whole issue could have been diffused by a more generous cooperative attitude.
A recent study suggests that the use of 3D ultrasound in diffuse low-grade gliomas makes an aggressive attitude feasible, thereby improving survival without increase in morbidity [ 4].
It takes the form of diffuse but persistent differences in recognition and response: "a pattern of powerful but unrecognized attitudes and assumptions that work systematically against women despite good will" (MIT 1999, 11).
He identified five dimensions to describe a culture's attitude to social relationships: universalism vs. particularism, individualism vs. collectivism, neutral vs. affective relationships, specific vs. diffuse relationships, and achievement vs. ascription.
Instead of pushing for direct political change or agitating openly, there was a more diffuse emphasis upon living your life in a decent, moral fashion, which could lead to quite a judgmental attitude toward people who didn't happen to be blessed with such insight as yourself.
Similar changes in attitude may be required by the results of deep infrared surveys and the recent detectedion of a diffuse far-infrared (FIR) extragalactic background.
His attention was diffuse.
The second half rather diffuse.
