The adaption of HRM for clinical screening of human disease genes has encouraged the development of improvements that make it more sensitive, user-friendly, and cost-efficient.
As search engines get more sophisticated, they become more sensitive to user behaviors and preferences.
Without such a consideration, the alignment is more sensitive to user-supplied parameters such as match and mismatch scores, and gap opening and extension penalties.
Horvitz says his group learned from Clippy and other intelligent assistants-which were derided as annoyingly intrusive-that A.I.-powered assistants need to be much more sensitive to the user's context, environment and goals.
To date, improvements in feces-based tests by making them more sensitive and more user friendly have not increased compliance in CRC screening.
The search in PubMed, therefore, is much more sensitive to the user selection of query terms than in search systems that weigh and rank results by relevance.
Google, it would seem, is taking a different approach: tech companies have been under the spotlight for how they are handling privacy these days, and Google's decision to leave a camera out of this device plays into the idea of how tech companies are trying to be more sensitive to what users want — and maybe need, since we already have so many other devices with cameras on them.
According to an email to customers, attackers may have accessed basic profile data, including names, email addresses and phone numbers — but also more sensitive data that users may have added to their profiles, including passport numbers and expiry date, passport country of issuance, NEXUS numbers for trusted travelers, gender, dates of birth, nationality and country of residence.
The idea behind FFR has come from the observation that user terminals (UTs) within a cell are not equivalent from an intercell interference point of view: due to the path-loss effect, cell-edge users are far more sensitive to it than users located near the center of the cell.
