Infants and fetuses are sensitive subpopulations to consider, because these stages of development may be especially susceptible to effects of chemical exposures (Howdeshell 2002).
If these associations are replicated in other populations, then neurodevelopmental toxicity may be a sensitive end point to consider in future cadmium risk assessments.
The pressure-deformation relationship of the structure is sensitive to the considered time-dependent parameters.
Many studies have demonstrated these biases, but one study in particular found that female leaders had to be perceived as both strong and sensitive to be considered effective.
Nevertheless, the MD-specific QoL overview item may be sufficiently sensitive to be considered for use alone, for example, for audit purposes.
Self-loops indicate the robustness of the phenotype cluster to genetic or environmental perturbations, whereas the thick edges between meta-phenotypes indicate that those phenotypes are sensitive to the considered type of perturbation.
He stated that without the public inquiry his examination of any Russian involvement would not be possible because he would not be able to consider sensitive evidence held by the government.
So people like lawyers or mental health professionals with home offices, who need to destroy highly sensitive information, may want to consider a micro-cut shredder, which cuts a standard page into about 3,000 pieces.
Strengthens oversight of MI5 and MI6 and allows courts to consider sensitive information with national security implications through the limited use of closed proceedings.
The CAA further requires the U.S. EPA to consider sensitive subpopulations and the increased risk they bear as a result of exposure to criteria air pollutants [U.S. Clean Air Act Amendments 1990 §108(f)(1)(C)].
