Americans were discovering their senses — learning to value pleasure, distinguish subtle differences, and make fine judgments — and sensual responsiveness is the basis of artistic sensibility.
This xenograft was selected for testing bevacizumab in combination with chemotherapy from a panel of EOC-derived xenografts on the basis of its sensibility to PTX and DDP single treatments.
That said, if I were handicapping this race on the basis of my own sensibility, I'd tip Anthony Doerr's All The Light You Cannot See to win.
It is probably in Switzerland that du Bos's influence was the most fertile: Bodmer borrows from him to fight against Gottsched's academism, and Sulzer takes him as a basis for his theory of sensibility.
Most of the studies undertaken to date have evaluated their results on the basis of range of motion, sensibility, and motor power [8, 17, 18, 28].
Israeli elections are in some ways a tribal affair; people vote on the basis of memories, insults, religious sensibilities and group grievances.
Our susceptibility to aesthetic pleasure can be taken to reveal that we apprehend and respond to objective (or, anyway, universal) values, not only or necessarily on the basis of reason, but through our natural sensibility instead.
More generally, Hamann's metacritique provides Benjamin with a sense of the hypocrisy of the Kantian separation of understanding and sensibility on the basis of an empty and purely formal notion of pure reason, which can itself only be postulated according to the concrete, aesthetic content of language.
It's a matter of sensibility — and of sensitivity.
None so engages visitors in an adventure of sensibility.
It is the lack of sensibility.
