Sentence examples for continues to be sensitive from inspiring English sources

Group A beta hemolytic streptococcus (GAS), the organism which initiates rheumatic fever (RF) continues to be sensitive to penicillin.

It now remains to be seen whether these viruses that evolve increase neutralization sensitivity will continue to be sensitive or will become resistant over time.

Religions that were formed centuries ago must constantly make sure their principles and governance continue to be sensitive to a civilization that is changing.

Building on this body of DT research, investigators will need to continue to be sensitive as they involve participants in DT studies and innovations to facilitate the generation and delivery of legacy documents to participants near the end of life.

"It continues to be politically sensitive," he said in an interview.

"The issue of access to social benefits continues to be among the most sensitive," Tusk said after seeing the Czech prime minister, Bohuslav Sobotka, who chaired a mini-summit of the four countries, known as the Visegrad-4, in Prague on Monday.

The LEADER Program continues to be an effective and sensitive surveillance tool to detect and monitor novel oxazolidinone resistance phenotypes and genotypes.

Community and royal support Since HIVAIDS continues to be a culturally and religiously sensitive topic, the success of the PROSTAR youth centres rests heavily on community approval and support.

But class continues to be problematic and Sandberg is acutely sensitive to the charge that she's writing only for other rich women.

Also, stillbirth rates, highly correlated to maternal death rates, continue to be a sensitive indicator in less affected communities where maternal deaths are too few to serve as a sensitive indicator [ 22].

That said the film is a tragic true story about a much loved family member and friend dying way too young and so we always were and will continue to be acutely sensitive to this.