Sentence examples for sensitive to address from inspiring English sources
Strangely, the Arab spring is barely present, as if too fresh in memory or too sensitive to address at this moment.
He said: "In the current climate it is a bit sensitive to address the Muslim issue – because some parents may feel their needs are not being met or they aren't being supported.
This study was insufficiently sensitive to address the question of public TCR sequences, however, because HLA-DRB1*04 alleles were not subtyped to allow comparison of sequences associated with a single MHC allele.
This information may allay concerns that some risk factors are too sensitive to address, and challenge the view that lack of receptivity from patients is an obstacle to delivering health education [ 30, 31].
Or maybe they are generally aware of obesity's cost — almost 14percentt of United States chief executives counted it as a top health care benefits concern in the Conference Board-RTI report — but, as Ms. Heinen said, "It's a sensitive issue to address head-on".
In addition to their clinical roles, nurses lead clinic and community-based research to improve the hypertension quality gap and ethnic disparities by holistically examining social, cultural, economic, and behavioral determinants of hypertension outcomes and designing culturally sensitive interventions to address these determinants.
The USDA will use new, sensitive tests to address a growing fear among consumers and doctors that antibiotic residue in animal products could present risks to human health.
Our research suggests a need for future studies to explore reasons behind the differences and to develop gender and culturally sensitive programs to address these disparities.
An alternative approach to assess the activity of COC: We recently reported a more sensitive assay to address COC activity (Venkei and Yamashita, Development 2015).
Harvey et al. (2013) argued that occurrence of tradeoffs varies by time and scale implying the need for time and scale sensitive strategies to address it.
Like obesity, smoking and alcohol consumption have been framed as 'lifestyle risk factors', and have been identified as sensitive matters to address in the consultation.
