Some people are more sensitive to treatment, but practitioners believe that even if you don't feel the effects immediately, "healing energy" can still be transferred.
On inclusion of more sensitive problems (Question #14), practitioners nearly unanimously responded to the online questionnaire that they should be included (Yes: 99%).
Interaction criticism is a knowledge practice that enables design practitioners to engage with the aesthetics of interaction, helping practitioners cultivate more sensitive and insightful critical reactions to designs and exemplars.
In this paper, I explore how and why the concept of good governance emerged and grew, and then suggest ways that academics and practitioners can become more sensitive to the limitations of fads and to curb the tendency toward idea inflation.
The marginal propensity to benefit from increased crop production as indicated by the treatment effect functions shows that FMNR practitioners with less than 40 trees/ha are more sensitive to the changes in crop production than those with a higher number of trees/ha.
Research needs to be more sensitive to questions and concerns arising from humanitarian interventions, and practitioners need to take research findings into account in designing interventions.
More sensitive, complete, systematic methods to discover information in EHRs may enable practitioners, researchers, safety officers, and other healthcare stakeholders to improve care.
Not only are people more sensitive when it comes to issues of health and well-being, healthcare practitioners are very careful about who they work with because of the complex and highly regulated nature of this sector.
Substantial evidence shows that nurse practitioners are as capable of providing primary care as doctors and are generally more sensitive to what a patient wants and needs.
The need for providing health care that is more sensitive to place and more fully based on individuals in their context has been addressed by other scholars and practitioners [ 49, 50, 52– 52].
