Sentence examples for more sensitive manner from inspiring English sources

Usually, older people whose families have worked on a particular plot of land for several generations have a highly differentiated perception of nature and they tend to approach environmental changes in a more sensitive manner.

The provision of Special Courts (section 35) where trial proceedings may be conducted in a more sensitive manner with the victim's testimony given either 'in camera' (i.e. privately), via video-link, or behind curtains or screens, is intended not only to reduce trauma but also protect the identity of the child.

As is often the case, Justice Scalia might have helped himself by framing his comment in a more sensitive manner.

The use of pathogen models may allow the immunosuppressive potential of environmental chemical contaminants to be expressed in a more sensitive manner.

Unlike LVEF, Sa was a sensitive marker of LV systolic function in patients with cardiovascular disease, which showed that Sa could predict clinical outcome in a more sensitive manner than could the LVEF [ 7].

A 10-Item Neuro-Ophthalmic Supplement to the NEI-VFQ-25 was designed using multiple sclerosis cohorts to capture symptoms relevant to neurologic disease in a more sensitive manner (Ma et al., 2002; Raphael et al., 2006).

If we design the stable and manage horses in a more horse sensitive manner, horses have the potential to race stronger and safer.

The ideal biomarker should be detected non-invasively and should be able to predict the progression of the disease and/or the response to a treatment in a more sensitive and specific manner compared to standard parameters.

In practice, however, the calendar landmarking instruments were used in a much more pragmatic and sensitive manner by each interviewer, and introduced when they felt it was most appropriate for the interviewee.

Underlying this seems to be a belief that if a bank's CEO let's call him Handsomely Paid earns and holds $40 million worth of stock in his bank, rather than earning $20 million in cash and holding $20 million in stock, he will lead his institution in a more risk-sensitive manner.

These results, which need to be interpreted with caution, still confirm the fact that conventional measures of socio-economic position, such as employment status, educational attainment and household income, need to be assessed in a more gender-sensitive manner.