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The pancreatic tumor cells seem to be sensitive to this intervention, and this cell-type sensitivity should be taken into account as clinical trials progress with this drug [45].
While this structured model-building sequence limits the possibility of spurious associations, our results could be sensitive to this approach, and we conducted a series of sensitivity analyses to test the robustness of our findings.
We are trying to be sensitive to this issue".
Workers will undoubtedly be sensitive to this monitoring.
ISR was shown to be sensitive to this manipulation, further supporting the common-locus hypothesis.
The indictments disclosed Monday do indicate that Mueller is exploring financial transactions, and it's easy to see why Trump would be sensitive to this.
It's in her nature to be sensitive to this, but I wonder whether she doesn't also feel somewhat trapped, and that her refusal to live with him – even after several years – might be symptomatic of this.
"It brings a lot of uncertainty into play, and it's truly going to require a considerable effort on the part of institutions to work with families and be sensitive to this extra hit that they will face".
One might expect Proust's translators to be sensitive to this dilemma, because translation too provides only a partial version of its original, changing its appearance according to who is looking at it, and when, and why.
Facebook says: "We restrict the display of nudity because some audiences within our global community may be sensitive to this type of content – particularly because of their cultural background or age.
Although some consumers may be sensitive to this sweetener, in 25 years of widespread use no human evidence of a link to cancer has emerged from prospective studies of diet and health.
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