Sentence examples for sensitive population from inspiring English sources
Eleven putative resistant populations and 1 sensitive population were used to evaluate the sensitivity of field muskmelon to these herbicides.
–Why are fetuses considered to be a "sensitive population"?
Certainly, in this case, pregnant women, unborn fetuses were the most sensitive population.
"And you've got growing bodies and brains, so if there is going to be an impact, that's likely to be a more sensitive population than others".
Further, a politically sensitive population census has been postponed from May until October, allowing for a more open organization and some form of international monitoring.
Anyone reviewing requests, he said, must consider how compliance with the request might affect the bureau's reputation, whether the request involves a sensitive population and whether the request is for law enforcement purposes.
"What the study does indicate is that this is a very sensitive population and that any treatment needs to be done with a lot of forethought and constant reevaluation" said Dr. Bruce J. Kinon, a Lilly psychiatrist.
To better assess genetic differences between tolerant and sensitive populations absent geographic influences, each DLC-tolerant population was paired with a nearby DLC-sensitive population.
This experiment strengthens our conclusion that the descendants of the embryonic beta-cells represent a highly glucose-sensitive population, as compared to the younger beta-cells differentiating later on.
Moreover, different neuronal subsets within the wind-sensitive population respond to different directions of arista deflection caused by air flow and project to different regions of the antennal and mechanosensory motor centre, providing a rudimentary map of wind direction in the brain.
Better understanding of the role of POCUS in evaluating children's acute abdominal pain and presence of pneumatosis intestinalis can help avoid radiation exposure for diagnostic purposes in this radio-sensitive population.
