Sentence examples for be sensitive to differences from inspiring English sources
Current common typologies of support networks may not be sensitive to differences within and between different cultures.
Managers must be sensitive to differences among departmental processes and behaviors as they strive to build learning organizations.
We will be sensitive to differences in Francophone and Anglophone critical discourse and a reading knowledge of French is recommended.
We have designed a patient-centered instrument, the CHOICE Health Experience Questionnaire, that addresses domains that may be sensitive to differences in dialysis modality and dose and shows evidence for reliability and validity as a measure of HRQOL in ESRD.
We show, using spherical harmonic degree amplitudes, that GOCE is predicted to be sensitive to differences in the load history up to degree 130 for a CLVZ and degree 70 for an ALVZ.
Mary Ellen McDonnell, a parishioner at St . Boniface Churchin Brooklyn, said she favored the idea of an archbishop with the ability to listen: "The church does not work by consensus, and I understand that, but to be an effective leader, one must be sensitive to differences, especially in New York".
The questionnaire was sensitive to differences between groups of fathers hypothesized to differ on important socio demographic or clinical variables.
These results suggest that our analysis is sensitive to differences in prognostic features exhibited by different tumor groups.
Like a MANOVA, a permanova is sensitive to differences in variance among groups, particularly when sample sizes differ substantially.
Our results suggest that bonobos and orangutans are sensitive to differences in weight and able to learn discriminating objects that differ in this property.
