Sentence examples for more sensitivity in from inspiring English sources

But a liberal education may infuse more sensitivity in the minds of young Israelis and lead to a healthier situation for all sides.

"What we want is to see a bit more sensitivity in terms of the sale of alcohol and, where they wish to sell, do so in a more discreet manner and not advertise and have big posters," he said.

The first objective was to modify the existing in vitro testing method (i.e., adhesion testing using lap-jointed slices) to gain more sensitivity in detecting relative bonding strengths among candidate bonding agents.

The episodes made headlines in Chinese-language newspapers, and store officials apologized to the women and said they would train employees to better recognize thievery and use more sensitivity in approaching suspected shoplifters, the articles reported.

They then tested the effect of caffeine on neurons in the bee brain and found that its action could lead to more sensitivity in neurons called Kenyon cells, which are involved in learning and memory.

There should also be a bit more flexibility in how you set the TV up thanks to the introduction of more picture preset options (including for HDR/Dolby Vision), better calibration tools, and more sensitivity in the 'business section' of the set's brightness adjustment.

"We are moving into a new era where we can actually use molecular methods to detect with much more sensitivity the pathogens in stools.

On the other hand, the use of the M12 peptide conferred more sensitivity and specificity in the detection of RA, since it was able to discriminate RA patients from HCs, and patients with AS and SLE, with high accuracy.

The WOMAC measure was chosen as the primary outcome for the sample size calculation for the full scale trial because it showed more sensitivity to change in this patient group than the OKS.

So in the present study, culture showed 46.90% (53/113) sensitivity and direct microscopy with smear biopsies showed 68.14% (61/113) sensitivity, whereas PCR 87.61% (99/113) sensitivity which is more sensitive in diagnosis of the disease.

Across all three morph types, adults displayed more sensitivity to subtle changes in emotional expression than children and adolescents.