This might include the use of more sensitive screening instruments, for example to assess cognitive functioning in relation to self-management, risk factors for DEB and other psychological problems.
Fly models of PD are highly sensitive to oxidative stress, for example to paraquat (9, 10), and are rescued by overexpression of genes that reduce reactive oxygen species (ROS) (11– 11).
Archbishop Parolin has undertaken some sensitive missions for the Vatican, for example to North Korea and Vietnam.
This particular task can be rather sensitive to force-field imbalances (compared, for example, to studies of compact duplex regions), as we need to compare several competing substates with quite different geometries but presumably similar stabilities.
Many of the issues discussed are sensitive, for example, when interviewees are invited to comment on the trustworthiness of their competitors or business partners.
Consent provided most control for participants as you would 'know the specific purpose of it', particularly if the sample was considered to be sensitive, for example, eggs; allowed 'no room for error'; and enabled people to change their mind easily.
To support this, we have shown that tumour models that are known to be either sensitive (for example, A431 and LoVo) or insensitive (for example, PC-3 and Calu-6) to the selective EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor gefitinib, are all sensitive to ZD6474.
It can be of particular interest to analyse at what time a system is most sensitive, for example in cancer chronotherapy (Lévi et al., 2010).
If you don't want to put an essential oil on your skin because it is sensitive, for example, you can spritz it on your towels.
Therefore, there is a need to study how outcomes differ and in which ways they are context sensitive (for example influenced by workplace, group dynamic behaviour, facilitator, patient cases and culture).
