1 aware of and understanding people and situations -- følsom
Children may be especially sensitive to health risks from pesticides . Barn kan være spesielt utsatt for helsefarer fra sprøytemidler.
3 reacting very easily or very precisely -- følsom
an ultra-sensitive instrument for measuring vibration et særdeles følsomt instrument for måling av vibrasjon
4 delicate and needing careful treatment -- ømfintlig
sensitive skin/teeth ømfintlig hud/ømfintlige tenner
5 needing to be dealt with carefully in order to avoid problems -- ømtålig
In the developing countries infant mortality still remains a sensitive indicator of socioeconomic standards.
This will allow, in turn, examination of the issue of whether the size results obtained are sensitive to spectral shape adopted under the null hypothesis.
Finally, the relatively impersonal nature of the interview process may discourage some older people from disclosing information about sensitive traumatic events.
There is, in fact, research evidence that error detection, developmental sequences, and negotiation of meaning may all be sensitive to social context.
However, our results show that serology, using a carefully defined cut-off, can be a highly sensitive technique for most of the course of infection.
Another difference was that the context sensitive vowels and consonant items differed with respect to the constraining context.
Similarly, little work has been directed toward efforts to understand and apply culturally sensitive modes of intervention.
It seems therefore that the epidemiology of rubella is more sensitive to differences in mixing patterns than mumps and measles.
