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• They seem to want to deal with this sensitively, respecting differences.

• Journalism schools are teaching students how to cover tragedy sensitively and cope with their own emotions.

• The whole development will be done sensitively.

• She wanted to be certain that she could trust the students to act sensitively.

• Any information we receive will be treated sensitively and nobody need know who you are.

• It was sensitively written by Susan Harris, who went on to create "The Golden Girls".

• He soulfully and sensitively portrays Bobby, a Cleveland youth.

• Two or more types of cone cells work together to sense colour in abundant light, and a single type of rod cell detects light more sensitively, but only in black and white.

• With DWI, we can sensitively detect hyperacute infarction.

• Fluorescence can be measured much more sensitively than absorption.

• Maybe other critics and I are responding too sensitively.

• I've tried to figure out why she reacts so sensitively to criticism of me.

• It is vital to treat ambiguities and contradictions sensitively, to understand how and why they came about.

• The direction it eventually falls depends very sensitively on its centre of gravity; any small departure triggers a fall in a particular direction.

• The variation of the conductance as a function of the ion concentration depends sensitively on the equilibrium factors that governs the occupancy of the pore.

• The dependence of language on context, whether of setting or of interlocutors, is well illustrated in this sensitively written book.

• This would enable the relationship between the king and his subjects to be reconstructed more sensitively.

• In examining these findings, it is important to consider several factors that may influence caregivers' abilities to respond sensitively to their infants.

• Given these and other momentous changes, one would expect to find "culture" very carefully and sensitively defined in the literature on cultural competence.

• An infant who is not parented sensitively may have difficulty learning to regulate emotion.

• This was done sensitively, taking into consideration each participant's physical condition.

• If such a discussion is not broached sensitively, a patient may feel abandoned in discussing the extent of their desire for medical care.

• All these studies indicate that geometrid moths respond sensitively to changes in habitat quality.

• He discusses, sanely and sensitively, the problems facing indigenous forest peoples.

• But while staging the oratorios, however intelligently and sensitively, may point up their emotional power, it tends to mask their subtleties and layers of significance.

• Our results that creeping cercariae sensitively and specifically orientate along increasing arginine gradients suggested a role of arginine as an intraspecific pheromone.

• On the other hand, the logistics of obtaining consent sensitively may pose a significant barrier to conducting a proposed investigation.