Meanings of centric approach in English

We brought in a customer- centric approach to new product development.

So Canadian peacekeepers in Rwanda developed a child- centric approach.

But the larger question is whether the TSA's tech- centric approach to security makes any sense at all.

We believe that this MMEJ- centric approach will have a broader impact on genome engineering and its applications.

Still, the word "surge" loosely applies to the population- centric approach that was employed in Iraq.

We Are Hunted first impressed me back in the spring of '09 with its simple, image- centric approach.

Implementing a remote working solution requires gaining a much better understanding of the workforce and taking a human centric approach.

The new financing marks a further vote of confidence by GSK and J&J in Index's so-called asset- centric approach to biotech investing.

He states that the future of Ireland can't be based on a Dublin- centric approach and needs to harness the potential of other locations.

I believe that investing in people, and taking a community- centric approach, can strengthen some of the country's key sectors of growth and reduce poverty.

Rather than a "commercial-driven strategy" focusing on products to draw consumers and cross-selling to them, the new bank would take a client- centric approach, McKay said.

He never wavered in his vehement opposition to what he saw as Hitler- centric approaches to the Nazi past.

Increasingly charities and other civil society groups, following where commercial companies led the way, have been realising the potential of data- centric approaches.

What are called "fecal- centric approaches" to wildlife behavior and ecology are becoming more popular because these scatological techniques are noninvasive.

Here, we review potential strategies to control the ongoing outbreak through vector- centric approaches as well as the prospects for the development of vaccines and therapeutics.