Sentence examples for sensitive to poor from inspiring English sources

"This builds on existing evidence that children are particularly sensitive to poor air quality probably because their lifestyles increase the dose of air pollution they are exposed too - ie they are more active - and that developing organs may be more vulnerable until they fully mature".

Drug-using patients, however,  are highly sensitive to poor care and may interpret physician's deferring as a sign of intentional mistreatment (Merrill et al 2002), which could seriously undermine any nascent trust.

Clinicians should remain vigilant for treating subjective sleep complaints independent of residual mood symptoms in those sensitive to poor sleep quality, including individuals with high neuroticism, rapid cycling, and recent stressful life events.

Clinicians should remain vigilant for treating subjective sleep complaints independent of mood complaints in BD patients sensitive to poor sleep quality, including individuals with high neuroticism and rapid cycling.

Since tropical fish are generally sensitive to poor water quality and a large number of fish is kept in a small tank during the culture period, the water quality should be given prime importance for keeping fish in tranquil.

My suggestion in this situation is to apply to multiple sources for both an income annuity and life insurance, because life insurance underwriting is very sensitive to poor health.

It is reasoned that an effective accreditation research program will not only identify poor performing areas but will be sufficiently sensitive to predict poor performance and thus help avert clinical or administrative failure.

Gerard Lyons (@DrGerardLyons) Markets very sensitive to any poor news from China's economy as seen in reaction to today's flash PMI.

The results demonstrate that compared to the EKF, the MHE is less sensitive to the poor initial SOC guesses and has faster convergence to the true SOC.

On the one hand he's genuinely humble, sensitive to the poor, rides buses... but on the other he's a doctrinaire traditionalist who won't at all change the catechism against women in the church hierarchy, against celibacy, against married priests.

Rather, it calls for rigorous methods with sufficient metrics to differentiate higher and lower performers and be sufficiently sensitive to detect poor clinical and organisational processes.