It consists of many layers, each corresponding to a specific class sensibility, some oddly invisible to the others.
Then, the lower limit for correlation using frequency cut offs was calculated and interpolated with the hearing sensibility curve points corresponding to 1/3 octave filter of the FT at 10 m.
The functional improvement was assessed by comparing the postoperative values of the three factors (i.e., dexterity score, hand grip status, and sensibility score) with the corresponding preoperative values using a paired t test.
Ideally, the better frailty instrument should have a sensibility and a specificity corresponding to 100%.
The hallmark signs of neuropathic pain are reduced sensibility and increased sensitivity corresponding to the site of pain (Treede et al 2007).
The optimal threshold value was set for each ROC curve through the Youden Index (corresponding to the maximum of the sum "sensibility + specificity").
Under the Skin is to some extent a film of two halves, corresponding to a change in the character's sensibility, but it permits Johansson to be a number of things right from the start.
Furthermore, we learn that "colours, sounds, smells, &c., do not belong to things in themselves, … they are peculiar forms of excitation of our sensibility, which are called forth by corresponding but qualitatively very different phenomena in the world" (3:217).
The corresponding figures for subjectively reported presence of aberrant sensibilities were 91.4% and 46.6%, for sleeping disturbances 48.3% and 23.2% and for aberrant eating habits 60.3% and 14.3%, respectively.
The transition in aesthetic sensibility from nineteenth-century "realism," and its corresponding concern with human reality, to the "new" perceptions of the early twentieth century creativity marked for him the "dehumanization of art".
