Sentence examples for sensitive recall from inspiring English sources

While never over-embroidering the story, Houghton builds it through the intelligent and sensitive recall of everyone from Thompson to the Guardian's Richard Williams.

"People did try to whisper, but the microphones are very sensitive," recalls Romer, quite amused.

Information on hair dye use was assessed after the diagnosis of bladder cancer and is therefore sensitive to recall bias.

Self-report measures may be sensitive to recall bias or social desirability and therefore are sometimes considered less accurate than objective measures.

First, dietary intake of folate, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12 was assessed after breast cancer diagnosis and was therefore sensitive to recall bias.

The 'then' test has several limitations: it must be built in at the design stage, it can only be used to estimate recalibration, it is sensitive to recall bias and social acceptability bias, and it is problematic to use when there are multiple measurement occasions [ 7, 8].

Mind you, some people can be very sensitive: you will recall Michael Foot's problems with his short coat and the Remembrance ceremony, and Bertie Wooster's with Jeeves over several items of fetching, if lively, design, including, if I remember correctly, a pair of socks and some spats in Old Etonian colours.

Those parts of the film, especially as narrated by Mr. Stern with sensitive, painful, articulate recall, were agonizing to watch, and can never be watched too often to remind us of what can happen when human brutality is unrestrained.

Prevalence rates are sensitive to the recall period: For example, in the 2009 GSS, the five year prevalence rate for any physical and/or sexual abuse was 6%, but the one year prevalence was only 2%.

Her prints are fashioned with a sensitive touch that recalls drawings by Klee.

"A guy came on, and his whole act was getting kicked" in an especially sensitive area, he recalled.