Noise sensitive individuals would, because of their sensitiveness, have a greater interest in participation compared to a non-sensitive person, analogous to findings by others studying reasons for survey participation [ 10].
President Taft's inaugural address indicates, as might be expected, that he proposes to continue Mr Roosevelt's policy, but to carry it out in a less sensational manner, and with more regard to the sensitiveness of capital.
In group B 43.2 % experienced vertigo, 45.8 % had nausea, 9.3 % were sensitive to smell, 34.7 % showed sensitiveness to sound and 33%% to light.
So it seems that there is no such thing as a "generally sensitive" person, but rather that people differ quite widely in the sensitiveness of their specific chemosensory modalities [24].
"Mr. Olefsky's playing impressed by its musicality, sensitiveness and technical security," Mr. Straus wrote.
A list of some outstanding exhibitions of sensitiveness noted in the recent news.
But that sensitiveness, I rejoice to say, has gone from me.
Nina Raine's direction, balancing sensitiveness with stringency, beautifully combines these diverse talents and saves a debut from disaster.
Mr. Eban, however, said that "communications received from Peiping do not reveal such a high degree of sensitiveness".
Another tool used to grind facets is the dental engine, which has greater flexibility and sensitiveness than the lathe.
