This series, despite its deliberately lefty-irking title and potentially insensitive subject matter, is by far and away my favourite so far.
Unsafe abortion should be introduced to policy-makers; they should recognize that this is not a politically insensitive subject to censor, but a reality that kills in silence.
Nonetheless, there is a wealth of emerging data in various subpopulations including elderly individuals and obese and insulin-insensitive subjects, demonstrating that (alterations in) levels of these markers are associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular events and diabetes.
Sled motion was programmed through a 500 Hz position-feedback controller and was thus insensitive to subject mass.
Previous studies of HIV-related CLD in this age group are limited to CXR findings [ 9, 37, 38], which are insensitive and subject to observer error and inconsistent use of terminology [ 39].
But mostly she is said to be insensitive to her subjects.
Unfortunately, amplitude asymmetries are quite insensitive: even in subjects with gross hemispheric lesions and hemianopsia, amplitude asymmetries to full-field stimulation are still within normal limits in 45 % of patients (Blumhardt et al. 1982), as the physiological variability of amplitude asymmetries is high.
People thinking that I'm insensitive about this subject rips my guts out.
First, a novel method for designing insensitive H∞ filters subjected to additive filter coefficient variations is given in terms of the linear matrix inequality (LMI) optimization techniques.
The various strengths and weakness of each of these views — considered both on their own, and as compared with each other, with EC, and with traditional (insensitive) invariantism is the subject of much recent discussion.
The findings are, however, consistent with those described in firefighters exposed to WTC dusts in which no significant differences in spirometry values were detected between participants with high and low exposure, suggesting that these parameters are insensitive for between-subject comparisons in these exposed populations (Prezant et al. 2002).
