"But this technology is something that you don't have to be an expert; you don't have to be sensitive to see the improvement".
"I think they are sensitive to seeing a figure the Chinese government doesn't like," said Lin Jih-wen, a research fellow at the Institute of Political Science at Academia Sinica, a government-sponsored academy.
It is unclear how Dolgin (2012) roots the tree, but it appears to be midpoint rooting (see Penny et al. [1995], which is known to be sensitive to rate differences, see the next point.
Joseph later realized what Yanni meant was that he needed that as a composer, that it was a crucial component "to be sensitive to what you see and to be able to apply that to music".
Deriving the total mutation rate can be complicated by the assumptions used and is expected to be sensitive to the coverage (see Discussion).
In this study Elliott et al. [ 3] used a version of the Tower of London task, a test previously shown to be sensitive to APFC lesions (see introduction).
These structures are well known to be sensitive to emotional stimuli (see reviews in Bartra, McGuire & Kable, 2013; Carretié, Albert, et al., 2009; Lindquist, Wager, Kober, Bliss-Moreau, & Barrett, 2012; Sabatinelli, Fortune, Li, Siddiqui et al., 2011).
The eyes of many animals, including those of humans, are adapted to be sensitive to and hence to see the most abundant part of the Sun's electromagnetic radiation namely, light, which comprises the visible portion of its wide range of frequencies.
Nilsson-Wright said a Moon administration would likely be sensitive to the importance of being seen to be consulted over such matters.
Fitting mixture models by the EM algorithm is known to be sensitive to outliers in the data (see Fig 4b).
