The simulation study showed that the overall depth-control performance is sensitive to appropriate tuning of controller gains, selection of sampling period and application of dead bands.
"We have to be careful not to be exploitative, to be sensitive to what's appropriate in the setting of a public museum".
Furthermore, weighted MR images can be tailored to be sensitive to tissue characteristics by choosing the appropriate imaging parameters, such as edema (T2 scan), necrosis (T2 and T2* scans), and hemorrhages (T1, T2, and T2* scans).
By implication, appropriate treatment responses will be sensitive to differences between self-harm patients: interventions should acknowledge "diverse populations and diverse service needs" [ 2].
Several compatibilists have suggested that freely willed actions issue from volitional features of agency that are sensitive to an appropriate range of reasons (e.g., Dennett, 1984a; Fingarette, 1972; Gert and Duggan, 1979; Glover, 1970; MacIntyre, 1957; Neely, 1974; and Nozick, 1981).
Agreement was also sought verbally from the child in a non-coercive manner by the RA, who as a Venda male was sensitive to culturally appropriate ways to interact with the children.
Deep box-type beams, consisting of framing members and sheathings, are sensitive to shear deformations and hence appropriate refined theories or complicated magnification factors are needed to be used to obtain accurate results.
On the other hand, investigation of an optimal time window for outcome assessment (National Research Council 2009), the timing of the exposure (National Research Council 2009), and measurement of outcomes that are sensitive to the exposure at the appropriate time (Wood 2000) are particularly important for assessing animal studies of environmental exposures.
43 Motor NCS parameters, specifically distal motor latency, CMAP amplitude, and F-wave frequency, may be used to derive the Neurophysiological Index, 44 which is sensitive to disease progression and may be appropriate as an outcome measure particularly in ALS clinical trials conducted over short time periods.
In addition, it is difficult to select appropriate tests that are sensitive to the effects of noise at specific stages of development, because of the many developmental stages through which children progress [ 29].
