But with training, time and generous doses of sensitivity and compassion, home health aides and the people they care for bridge those divides in admirable and sometimes surprising ways.
Having a boss who is not only aware of the debate on corporate social responsibility, but sincerely engaged in it, is a good defence.A dose of cultural sensitivity helps internally too.
The rad2Δ, rad2E794A, and rad2C65Δ mutants were all very sensitive to UV radiation, but the dose-dependent patterns of sensitivity differed greatly.
I learned of my own ADD only in 2006, which made more sense of my quest to understand, keen capacity for intuition and empathy, as well as a fair dose of oppositionalism and sensitivity to rejection as well.
The high ablative dose has the advantage over a low diagnostic dose of a higher sensitivity of detection of residual tumour.
The data from the yeast haploinsufficient proteins supports the 'balance hypotheses' as well as the existence of strong dose sensitivity of this organism.
The effects of these radiations vary depending on the applied dose and sensitivity of living plant cell to the action of radiation type [ 13].
The 'balance' hypothesis explains such biases in terms of dose sensitivity [ 63]; effective gene expression depends on a dynamic equilibrium of regulatory factors, which is perturbed by unilateral duplications of regulatory genes or individual components of larger assemblages.
Furthermore, the same research group could demonstrate that with the 1-mg DEX dose the sensitivity of the DST greatly exceeds that of the 2-mg DST [61].
As shown in Fig 3G, treatment with low dose of IBR2 increased the sensitivity of MCF7 cells to IR treatment (0 5 Gy) in a dose-dependent manner, suggesting that the DNA repair function of MCF7 cells upon radiation is compromised by the presence of low dose IBR2.
