Sentence examples for more sensitivity with from inspiring English sources
If anything, it allows me to have more sensitivity with respect to how I view these issues, but it doesn't change the dispassionate, objective approach.
Interestingly in some instances, there was more sensitivity with both SNPs removed than with the removal of only the second SNP.
These both provide a measure of agreement between two clustering outcomes or data partitions, while the adjusted Rand index provides more sensitivity with its increased range and also accounts for randomness in class assignment [ 22].
Failure to see more sensitivity introduced with the Pfcam-211T mutation is again most likely due to the presence of both wild-type and mutant PfATP4.
For the centroid offset values below 2.5m, the trends of MLW and MPSR over centroid offset levels are as expected with more sensitivity for arrays with smaller dispersion (microphones closer together on average) when compared to Figures 4(a)(b).
Being with metal and machines required a great deal more sensitivity than being with wild animals or with plants and trees.
Whereas the sensitivity of chest radiography is relatively low (solitary nodule rarely detected if <5 mm, 50% detected if 6 10 mm, may be missed even if as large as 35 mm) [ 11– 13], magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is more sensitive with sensitivities of >50% for nodules >5 mm and almost 100% for nodules >10 mm [ 14, 15].
About this, Mr Krugman says:Lately, climate models have begun suggesting a lot more sensitivity to concentration, with a number of groups doubling their predicted temperature rise.
Participants experienced greater awareness of their own emotional issues as students, less personal isolation, more sensitivity in communicating with classmates [ 10], and improved faculty/student communication [ 14].
It is also somewhat more sensitive, with peak sensitivity at 600 nm (0.57 quantal efficiency).
True archaeologists would tackle such projects with far more sensitivity and treat the dead with much more respect".
