Sentence examples for collective sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The reality is also that the Muslim presence within western societies has changed their collective sensitivity.

Humankind is developing an emerging "global consciousness" – a collective sensitivity to noble thoughts as well as to phobias and ignoble protectionism.

Even when we took a union of eSNVs predicted to be functional by at least one of the six methods, the collective sensitivity was less than 50% whether considering the peak effect size or p-value, individually, as evidence for causality.

To assess the suitability of the two stability parameters ISQ and PT values as potential predictors for the risk of non-osseointegration of immediately loaded splinted maxillary implants in this collective, sensitivity values were plotted against complementary specificity values in receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves [13, 14].

Finally, it is clear that the social context and the degree of social and "collective" sensitivity to the issue of pain and suffering are elements which can facilitate or create an obstacle to the treatment of BTcP.

Chimeras and Consciousness begins the inquiry into the evolution of the collective sensitivities of life.

The authors suggest that it's because women are, generally speaking, more socially sensitive than men, and the link between social sensitivity and collective intelligence is statistically significant.

Lalli, M. L. & Asthagiri, A. R. Collective migration exhibits greater sensitivity but slower dynamics of alignment to applied electric fields.

She resists his sensitivity to collective shame, proffering a clean, modern individualism: "As long as it is not your fault, as long as you are not responsible the dishonour doesn't stick to you".

Fortier AM, Asselin E, Cadrin M. Keratin 8 and 18 loss in epithelial cancer cells increases collective cell migration and cisplatin sensitivity through claudin1 up-regulation.

Since in our model the probability of switching activity depends on the ratio between numbers of individuals engaged in each behavior, the sensitivity of the collective response to group size may be very different from that in systems where the absolute number of individuals is important, such as the decision to move in fish [51] [52] and in primates [53] [55].