Sentence examples for sensitivity faced by from inspiring English sources

To name a few, nanomaterials – quantum dots, gold nanoparticles, carbon nanotubes, and nanowires – have demonstrated potential to overcome the challenges of sensitivity faced by proteomics for biomarker detection, discovery, and application.

These countries, to the surprise of many, showed a lack of sensitivity to the danger faced by Israel from Hamas, and to the millions of Israelis forced to rush to shelters at a moment's notice as rockets and missiles, more than 3,000 in total, were aimed at their country.

Without a genuine interest in the lives and learning process of the students, the tutor would lack sensitivity to the difficulties faced by students, thus hindering their ability to guide students' learning.

Henig portrayed with great sensitivity and accuracy the emotional and physical problems faced by patients (and their loved ones) who are approaching the end of life.

The universality of his character lay in the uncanny sensitivity with which he was able to dramatize a primal developmental dilemma faced by all children given the imperfections of ordinary family life.

The main issue faced by ManHood wearers seems to be a loss of sensitivity in the "glans" (that's the head of the penis usually covered by the foreskin just FYI) as it's exposed to all manner of horrifying things like the air, clothes or bedsheets.

The high-HPV prevalence in our study reflects both the very high sensitivity of the LA-HPV test as well as the extraordinary risk faced by Zambian women living with HIV.

Our results show that the principal problem faced by the radiologist when assessing the transition zone is a reduction in sensitivity for diagnosis of clinically significant disease.

Faced by such a blow to the coalition's carefully constructed narrative about its sensitivity to the recession's victims, Cameron censured Young, but did not suggest he would have to quit.

As an advocate for those with food sensitivities, my goal is to empower and be the go-to-person for the real life experiences faced by the group.

"The sensitivity of the information is so extreme and the repercussions of this breach are so extreme, it puts the damages faced by members in a completely different category of class-action suits".