Sentence examples for measure sensitive from inspiring English sources
By adopting an attachment measure sensitive to the possibility of behavioral sex differences our data suggest that such differences may be detectable earlier in development.
We sought to develop a measure sensitive to right frontal lobe functioning due to the paucity of such tests and the potentially important uses that right frontal lobe tests may have clinically.
Principe et al. [2] developed a similarity measure sensitive to high-order statistics and temporal structures of random processes [3], called correntropy, that was inspired by the work of Parzen [4].
The ability to non-invasively measure sensitive, radiation-induced ocular changes over long periods of time makes eye models an attractive option to test the radioprotective and radiation mitigating abilities of new novel compounds.
Thus, ( n{K}_i^{mathrm{Pat}} ) is not a direct measure of the lung tissue metabolic rate but is rather a composite outcome measure sensitive to changes in K i, V B and V A, which makes it difficult to interpret.
To assess phase synchronization we used the modulus of the Order Parameter [33], a measure sensitive only to coherence in the phase and not in the amplitude of the signals.
Second, were the outcome measures sensitive enough to detect metabolic improvements, particularly in insulin sensitivity, which is probably the most common metabolic abnormality associated with increased VAT?
Selecting outcome measures sensitive to change, consolidating these into single measures and adopting standardization of measurement across trials has facilitated the assessment of treatments.
Are rehabilitative ultrasound imaging measures sensitive to change?
Relatively little is known about right frontal lobe contributions to executive functioning given the paucity of measures sensitive to right frontal functioning.
We evaluated the stress relief effect of lavender aroma by measuring sensitive salivary endocrinological stress markers, cortisol and chromogranin A (CgA).
