Sentence examples for be sensitive to timing from inspiring English sources
The brain needs be sensitive to timing on a variety of scales to ensure our survival.
An established parallel system exists for surgical patients outside of the ward area, and the timing of the free text and daily reminder alerts produced will not be sensitive to timing issues (eg, delayed theatre list) or changes in a patient's risk of bleeding (eg, postoperative complications).
(B) CMRglc was sensitive to timing errors.
But these algorithms are sensitive to timing offset, which therefore needs to be estimated, and so this will decrease the overall performance of the system.
Folstien's MMSE does not perform consistently well in the stroke [ 19 21] and ignores executive functioning, a common deficit in stroke populations; Hodkinson's Abbreviated Mental Test has not been validated in stroke and the properties of Addenbrooke's Cognitive Examination in stroke survivors is sensitive to timing of assessment [ 11, 22].
However, the relationship with the CP is sensitive to timing, correct information and understanding.
At the Miyako observatory, seismograph observation already started in those days (Omori and Hirata 1899), hence the observer must be sensitive to accurate timing.
When we surveyed the impact of varying the switch value of the Galaxy admixture tool (#15), it appears to be sensitive to the timing of initial admixture.
Correlation and coincidence mapping can even be sensitive to the timing of activation in the millisecond range, so that precise temporal sequences of neuronal firing are mapped on directed connections between nerve cells (Bi, 2002; Froemke & Dan, 2002; Gutig, Aharonov, Rotter, & Sompolinsky, 2003).
Recent studies suggest that responses to cholinergic innervation can be sensitive to precise (subsecond) timing of cholinergic neuron activity ([ 91, 103] and references therein).
