Sentence examples for normative sensitivity from inspiring English sources

And what's best about "Sin Fronteras" is his refusal to assume a normative sensitivity through his voice.

It arises from these reflections on the context sensitivity and normative complexity of dao rather than from some "inner" experience as of an inexpressible "oneness".

The Regulation – in Article 9 – provides normative clarification of the sensitivity of genetic data, whilst other authoritative legal sources go one step further and suggest that genetic data is data of 'unique' sensitivity.

For clinicians, issues of sensitivity, specificity and normative data are particularly relevant.

This tool receives an overall rating of not recommended due to a lack of sensitivity, specificity and normative data.

Perceived and normative assessments were compared for sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values and overall proportions using the clinical examinations as a gold standard.

However, this interpretation is consistent with our finding of a correlation between normative goals and heightened striatal sensitivity to feedback valence during blocks that are expected to be more difficult.

The categorization of eyes according to the normative database of the instrument and sensitivity and specificity values were reported.

This report describes the reliability, validity, treatment sensitivity, diagnostic performance and normative values for the Short Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Rating Interview (SPRINT), a brief, global assessment for PTSD.

Compared to published normative data [ 14], the interpersonal sensitivity score reported by the medical students is strongly suggestive of psychopathology for this symptom dimension.

Sensitivity may increase if normative data are obtained from healthy controls from within the general population.