A1 COMMUNITY ON EDGE -- Despite calls for calm, news of a confirmed anthrax case in New York jolted a public already sensitive to fears of biological terrorism.
At the same time, appearing sensitive to fears of American isolationism, he said the administration would only reduce troops after consulting with allies and finding other forces to take up some of the duties.
In the passive avoidance test, offspring perinatally exposed to BPA or NP seemed to be more sensitive to fear-inducing shock than were the control offspring, which might have led to the somewhat stronger retention in the chemical-treated groups; however, such changes were statistically ambiguous because of the large individual differences in the experimental conditions used in this study.
Of particular interest, a recent study shows that s-allele carriers are faster than l homozygotes to pick up fear responses in a fear-conditioning paradigm (29), supporting the notion that people with this genotype are more sensitive to fear-related cues in the environment.
We need to be sensitive to fears in this area and develop systems and visible modes of operation which go some way to allaying such fears of the public.
Congress, sensitive to public fears over safety, cannot always be counted on to stand up to him.
His company has been sensitive to employees' fears, he says, allowing them to return to their jobs at their own pace.
Turkish government officials denied any bias against Alevis or Alawites, saying they had made extra efforts to be "attentive and sensitive" to their fears.
Indeed Congress, eager to deprive Mr Obama of glory or share in it and sensitive to the fears of Israel's prime minister, could prove a sticking point.Hope is not lost, however.
Indeed Congress, eager to deprive Mr Obama of glory or share in it and sensitive to the fears of Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, could prove a sticking point.
