Sentence examples for generalized sensitivity from inspiring English sources

However, only 40%% of the total group of patients had pain bilaterally at the joint and 60%% had pain only at one side, thus indicating generalized sensitivity suggestive of central sensitization in these patients [65].

Generalized Sensitivity Analysis of Nonlinear Programs.

Regions of parametric sensitivity obtained from the generalized sensitivity criterion were compared with corresponding regions obtained experimentally.

The intrinsic nature of the proposed criterion allows the definition of a generalized sensitivity region of reactor behavior in the relevant parameter space.

It is shown that the generalized sensitivity criterion recently developed in the context of thermal explosions and tubular reactors can be easily applied in the case of a CSTR as well.

Among a variety of global sensitivity analysis methods currently available, the regional sensitivity analysis (RSA; Hornberger and Spear, [1981]), also known as the generalized sensitivity analysis, is very popular and widely used (Ratto et al., [2007]; Saltelli et al., [2008]).

Using conditions typically encountered for high-pressure polyethylene systems, it is found that the temperature sensitivities with respect to all the nine parameters have their maxima at approximately the same value of the feed initiator concentration, thus leading to a generalized sensitivity-based constraint for design.

The sensory cells in an olfactory organ can have highly specific or generalized sensitivities.

Based on a general parametric eigenstructure assignment result proposed for descriptor linear systems via proportional plus partial derivative state feedback and a result for generalized eigenvalue sensitivity problem of matrix pairs, parametric representation of the closed-loop eigenvalue sensitivities to the perturbed elements in the open-loop system matrices is obtained.

Taken together, studies show that both preterm and full-term children with neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) experience display greater perceptual sensitization to tonic heat (Hohmeister et al., 2009) accompanied by a generalized decreased sensitivity to cutaneous thermal (Walker et al., 2009a) and mechanical (Schmelzle-Lubiecki et al., 2007) stimulation.

Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) and related conditions are syndromes characterized by generalized pain sensitivity as well as a constellation of other symptoms.