Cortical and surfaced-based neuroimaging techniques improve on conventional volumetric analysis by allowing for a direct measure of cortical thickness in millimeters, thus may present a more sensitive tool for understanding and measuring brain abnormalities in children with ADHD.
Taken together, these data indicate that although both disc degeneration and intervertebral disc height likely measure similar constructs, intervertebral disc height, being a continuous measure, shows concurrent validity in relation to disc degeneration and may provide a more sensitive means for understanding the pathogenesis of lumbosacral disc degeneration.
A gender-inclusive model would not only ensure accurate measurement of what remains one of the main threats to women's security, namely violence against women and girls both as a result of war and as a result of rape and physical violence in their homes and communities, but it would ensure a more sensitive means of understanding a community's and state's propensity toward violence.
We can use them (coaching skills) when talking with patients, listening to their problems, listening to our colleagues, answering their (the patients') questions in a more sensitive and appropriate way, understanding their situations and imagining how we would feel if we were the patients (S2).
These two changes were aimed at developing a more sensitive measure of causal systems understanding than the measure used in Study 1. Participants were given eight minutes for the expanded sorting task.
Larger samples and collection of more detailed sociodemographic data would allow a more sensitive analysis by ethnicity and therefore better understanding of the influence of ethnicity and culture on access to diabetes and renal care.
Participants felt that a more sensitive range of intervention tools needed to be taught, combined with a nuanced understanding of the geo-political dimensions surrounding terrorism and its impact on vulnerable communities.
"I think you become a more sensitive person when you have a kid — you have to become more tolerant and understanding," the Upper West Side mother said.
Such a model of health, he argues, would enable a much better understanding of the health needs of minority ethnic groups and allow a more sensitive and effective provision of services.
