Sentence examples for inevitable sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Maybe she could have chosen her language more carefully, given the inevitable sensitivities.

The rawness of the disaster across the street from the chapel created inevitable sensitivities.

Her next major commission, the Vienna Holocaust memorial, was an equally fraught process due to the complications of Austrian politics and the inevitable sensitivities around the issue.

Agreeing new regulations, though, are always a delicate process, due to inevitable international sensitivities.

It is inevitable despite this sensitivity that heterogeneity within the cancer itself will be diluted, which is important because there is considerable variation in chromosomal dosage between breast cancer cells when examined by fluorescent in situ hybridization.

Reduced sensitivity is inevitable in such circumstances.

Of course there is an inevitable trade-off between sensitivity and specificity and the balance within our algorithm may already be optimal.

We have deliberately chosen to emphasize overall performance here with balanced accuracy or AUROC because while certain models may have demonstrably superior sensitivity, others had better specificity, thus illustrating the inevitable trade-off effect between sensitivity and specificity.

The third example demonstrates that imperfection sensitivity is an inevitable implication of antisymmetric bifurcation.

Diagnosis by ultrasonography has inevitable limitations due to low sensitivity for mild steatosis, inability to differentiate mild fibrosis from steatosis, and inaccurate quantification of fatty infiltration [ 62].

The standout may be her (inevitable) Bill Cosby section, mocking Cosby's sensitivity to interview questions about rape, and imagining herself the grateful recipient of a sex attack at the hands of Tina Fey.