Sentence examples for strongly centred from inspiring English sources

Swedish political culture is much more consensual than in Britain, and strongly centred on people choosing where to get healthcare.

CIA psychiatrists who profiled the Serbian leader during the crises of the 1990s concluded he had "a malignant narcissistic personality... strongly self-centred, vain and full of self-love".

(CMC) Woman centred or baby centred care?

Recent pan-genome studies using genome [ 3] or gene centred [ 49] approaches, strongly suggest that microbial genomes are continuously sampling and/or shuffling their genetic information rather than undergoing slow, progressive changes.

The WHO clinical and policy guidelines on IPV strongly recommends the implementation of women-centred care to better respond to the needs of women exposed to IPV, although they also recognise that the quality of the evidence supporting this recommendation is only indirect, and even the definition of what is conveyed in such approach is vague [ 3].

Longitudinality is one of the healthcare characteristics strongly influenced by the assumptions of people-centred medicine.

I felt strongly that I could help Arthur by using the person-centred thinking tools that were so familiar to me, although this approach had never been taken before with someone living with dementia.

Some people have said we are brave to invite criticism, but we feel strongly that if we are going to be truly patient-centred we must listen hard to them and learn from them.

The frequent overlap of Tip60 and c-Myc binding strongly indicates a role of Tip60 complexes within the Myc-centred regulatory pluripotency network in mESC [ 31, 33].

While it is likely that in the near future further links will be added to this network due to new experiments, those which are already known in the literature allowed us to draw a rich and intricate picture of the Myc-centred mixed regulatory network, which turns out to be strongly enriched in mixed FFLs.

Hobbs (2009) conducted a dimensional analysis of the concept 'patient-centred care', and the central organizing perspective was that care quality is strongly connected to patient-nurse interaction, and nurses' competences to alleviate the patient's vulnerabilities [ 18].