Sentence examples for sensitive aimed from inspiring English sources

The result has been a programme, announced a couple of weeks ago, stretching across four years that is both inspiring and sensitive, aimed at ignoring the politics of the whole thing but grasping the human impacts.

And their instrumentation is fantastically sensitive, aiming to find deviations that can be equivalent to one one-thousandth of the width of a proton, one of the particles that make up all atoms.

Screening tests are designed to be sensitive (aiming to detect all of those who drink alcohol at risky levels) at the expense of specificity (accepting that many people will be screened as positive who do not drink alcohol at risky levels), biasing the results towards over-estimation of the prevalence of risky drinking.

Dionne points out that conservative justices like Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas who claim to be able to discern the "original intent" of the Constitution are deluded, since the founders held conflicting views and some provisions of the Constitution "embody not timeless truths but sensitive compromises aimed at resolving (or getting around) pressing disagreements of the moment".

Future studies should consider replicating these findings in a larger sample to provide health care professionals with substantial evidence to incorporate culturally sensitive interventions aimed at promoting positive outcomes and healthy family behaviors.

This attitude can translate into good sensitive actions aimed at promoting health, regulation, and thinking.

For reducing geographical bias and increasing the coverage and context-specificity of systematic reviews of people's perspectives and experiences, searching that is sensitive and aimed at reducing geographical bias in database sources is recommended.

The first was sensitive and aimed to capture all pre-clinical studies explaining the reproductive endocrine effects of whole herbal extracts in PCOS or associated oligo/amenorrhoea and hyperandrogenism.

Shade causes profound developmental changes in shade-sensitive plants aimed at outgrowing competitor plants.

In the light of the mounting evidence against it, there is a need for culturally-sensitive interventions aimed at changing such practices.

In line with feministic frameworks the gender-sensitive approach aimed to empower girls as a group to listen to and base the content on their own thoughts and experiences, and to facilitate a salutogenic approach to their bodies [ 41, 45, 60].