Sentence examples for is time sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Nicholson et al identified three factors that result in absenteeism and presenteeism costs being greater than an employee's wage: the employer being unable to find a suitable replacement worker; the fact that production occurs in a team setting; and the fact that there is time sensitivity, such that postponed output will result in a reduction in price or revenue.

The challenges in creating software for modern complex and distributed computing environments are time-sensitivity, uncertainty, unpredictability, and openness.

The preparation of high-quality Southern blot is technically demanding, is time consuming and its sensitivity is generally low and limited to very large CNMs.

Bacteriological culture (BC) is the traditional method for intramammary infection diagnosis but lacks sensitivity and is time consuming.

Estimation of PR using molecular techniques has increased sensitivity but is time consuming and requires skills and equipment unlikely to be available in many resource-poor settings.

Isolation and culture of HCMV is the most specific method, but is time consuming and has low sensitivity.

Smear microscopy has low sensitivity while culture is time-consuming and has poor sensitivity in paucibacillary specimens.

While culture has been useful in the detection of patients with viral meningitis it is time-consuming and lacks sensitivity.

The return of the HPA axis to pregravid status is time-dependent, but the sensitivity of plasma cortisol to negative feedback regulation returns to normal by about 4 to 5 weeks postpartum [ 60, 77].

Blood culture is still the gold standard for definitive diagnosis of neonatal sepsis, in spite of some drawbacks of blood cultures as being time consuming, low sensitivity, and possible contamination especially with commensal CoNS that could be produced.

There are times when sensitivity and decency trump even political correctness.