She was a bit more reserved, but the passion she had for this project was palpable; the only problem was that she would have to introduce the idea to our class.
Men most likely to benefit include those with a long life expectancy (age <65 years, excellent health status, and few comorbidities) and those with tumors likely to cause serious health <span class="lh lhl">problems (palpable prostate cancer or PSA values greater than 10 ng/mL).
However, I hope the majority of resources are given to the countries in Africa where the problem is palpable and more dire in an area of the world that we routinely ignore.
Many look around and ask -- where will the next wave of job creation come from?" And so on -- painting a picture of the problem with palpable empathy before putting forward his plan.
The frustration within the national leadership at the inability of local areas to confront festering problems is palpable.
In trying to run a campaign capitalizing on the country's fear of losing its identity to an increasingly powerful Europe, the Conservatives have failed to pay enough attention to the public's palpable anger over the problems blighting the National Health Service, the education system and the part-privatized, part-nationalized railroad industry.
Mr. O'Brien wants to use these characters to measure the gap between the 60's and the 00's, between youthful fervor and middle-aged doubt, but his depiction of these people is too cursory -- too inadvertently comical -- to make their problems remotely palpable.
However, the palpable immediacy of these problems does not mean that exceptional access is a workable idea (nor is there any evidence that it would have helped in Paris, even if it were).
The other problem is a palpable wariness on the part of many mainlanders.
Other common manifestations of the disease include: weakness and tiring easily; dry mouth; sleep problems; and a palpable abdominal mass".
