Sentence examples for development of sensitivities from inspiring English sources
Exposure to stress before birth may lay the foundation for the development of sensitivities or protection from psychiatric disorders while later stress exposure may trigger either their expression or suppression.
What to include in ethics education in professional programmes, and its nature more generally, has been the subject of much debate; criticism has been made of its tendency to develop 'problem solvers' while ignoring the development of sensitivity and judgement [ 24].
Development of sensitivity to geometry in visual forms.
Insulin-like growth factor I prevents the development of sensitivity to kainate neurotoxicity in cerebellar granule cells.
The topic of this paper is the development of sensitivity and uncertainty analysis capability to the CASMO-4/CASMO-4E – SIMULATE-3 code sequence in the context of the OECD/NEA benchmark 'Uncertainty Analysis in Best-Estimate Modelling for Design, Operation and Safety Analysis of LWRs' (UAM).
Using an in-vitro cellular model system for the development of cervical cancer, we have correlated the gradual development of sensitivity to stress with the degree of cell transformation.
Hence perceptual learning involved the development of sensitivity to a sequence of associations between non-adjacent higher-order stimuli, as opposed to the simpler pairwise sequenon-adjacent higher-order stimulinon-adjacent higher-order stimuliirst-order sequence.
Another safety issue is the development of sensitivity or allergic reactions to the ADV constructs.
Our findings add to a body of literature showing a relatively protracted development of sensitivity to coherent motion (Gunn et al., 2002; Hadad et al., 2011).
Communication between hospital staff and the patients was also felt to be positively influenced, with development of sensitivity for the disadvantaged backgrounds of the mothers and empathy.
This echoes a recent study by Falkenberg et al. (2014) showing that sampling, and not internal noise, limits the development of sensitivity to the direction of grating stimuli in children aged 5 14 years.
