Sentence examples for time-sensitive approach from inspiring English sources
The dissenters also argued that the Fed's other efforts to restore confidence among lenders — including its decision to provide cheap loans to investment banks in exchange for relatively risky collateral — were a more effective and time-sensitive approach to improving the economy.
Since, as the report points out, "women already have more absolute, if self-imposed, demands on their time...both inside and outside of the workplace," organizations also need to start taking a more time-sensitive approach to developing women for business leadership positions.
Our time-sensitive approach permitted the usage of time windows as short as 300 ms, resulting in one time window that followed stimulus onset (0 300 ms), and a second time window that preceded speech onset (300 600 ms after stimulus presentation).
Although validated and easy-to-use screening instruments for diabetes-related distress are presently available (25, 26), an ongoing clinical conversation about distress may be the most effective and time-sensitive clinical approach.
This is a novel observation at such short temporal scales, and calls for opportunities for devising viral incentive schemes that provide distance or time-sensitive rewards to approach the target geography more rapidly.
However, given the two modes complement one another well, particularly in an emergency, utilizing both may be the most effective approach to distribute time-sensitive messages.
We believe that the present methodology (guessing game, word2vec and zero-shot decoding) combined with more time-sensitive brain imaging techniques will be a very fruitful approach in understanding the neural dynamics of that process.
Use of passive digital biomarkers offers an alternative approach to assess mood disorders that is scalable, unobtrusive, time-sensitive, and cost-effective.
The new approach could allow for setting up on-demand "express lanes" for voice and data traffic that is time-sensitive.
