We do not know, even in animals, whether disparity-sensitive cells (the binocular cells specialized for stereoscopy) are present at birth (though Hubel suspects they are); what happens to these cells if there is strabismus and lack of binocular experience in early life; and, most crucially, whether they can recover if the strabismus is repaired.
Although MT+ is typically considered an area involved in processing motion signals, macaque MT does contain disparity-sensitive cells, which show a topographic organization similar to direction tuning.
Furthermore, the slip length disparity is sensitive to the molecular weight distribution of the dewetting films.
Our work is centered around child poverty and disparities, child-sensitive social protection, migration and social and gender-sensitive budgeting.
This reflects that range-based disparity is very sensitive to sample size, whereas variance-based metrics are not.
The sum of ranges, a range-based disparity metric, is more sensitive to sample size.
It is approached by the level of disparity for primary care sensitive health outcomes across population groups [ 68, 77].
Patrick Riccards, who, as counsel for the federal government's National Reading Panel, discussed education reform with Bush, said, "As the father of Hispanic kids, you become far more sensitive to disparities — kids who look like your kids not getting the skills they need or getting into the right colleges".
He's also keenly sensitive to the disparity between those in the UN camps and those outside them, all the while insisting that the international community be alerted to the direness of the situation so they could do something.
The cIPS receives input mainly from V3A, whose neurons are sensitive to binocular disparity and have small, retinotopic receptive fields (Sakata et al. 2005), and projects primarily to the anterior intraparietal sulcus (AIP, Nakamura et al. 2001).
