Sentence examples for common and sensitive from inspiring English sources

M'Hallah and Alkhabbaz (2013) apply a simple Operations Research tools to a common and sensitive problem.

This paper demonstrates the ease and invaluable benefits of applying simple Operations Research ORR) tools to a common and sensitive problem in health care.

The most common and sensitive marker of inflammation is CRP.

To detect a possible (chronic) inflammatory state in TS patients, we measured neopterin and C-reactive protein (CRP), the most common and sensitive markers for an inflammatory process.

Its peak value, dP/dtmax, is a common, robust and sensitive indicator of changes in cardiac contractility if experimental parameters such as preload, afterload and heart rate are well controlled.

He tried journalists, but they thought his story both too common and too sensitive.

Prioritising the waiting list for coronary artery surgery 6 7 8 9 is an example of a common (and politically sensitive) clinical decision in which biomarkers might help select patients who will benefit from an earlier operation.

Table  2 shows the% of positive responses for traditional methods used to treat very common and climate-sensitive diseases.

Seventy six types of traditional medicine were used in healing 11 types of very common and climate-sensitive diseases (Table  2).

Mr. Marin is expected to announce shortly whether he will run the inquiry himself or, what is more common in complex and sensitive cases, hand the file over to an independent judge to investigate.

Using a time-course experiment designed as recommended [ 59] to sample the transcriptome at different times of the day during the early response of A. myosuroides to ALS inhibitors allowed analysis of the part of the transcriptomic response to iodosulfuron + mesosulfuron common to resistant and sensitive plants (Additional file 3: Table S5 and S6).