Sentence examples for perfectly sensitive from inspiring English sources
Now, I do know that, in this day and age, we're all supposed to be perfectly sensitive and enlightened citizens.
The presence of errors in subjects' sequential tool use allows us to reject the hypothesis that they were perfectly sensitive to the precise requirements of each task.
However, none of these methods are perfectly sensitive or specific.
We assumed a perfectly sensitive and specific genetic test that would uncover all pathologic mutations.
First, the PubMed search strategies utilized were not perfectly sensitive, and they certainly missed some publications that would be relevant.
It allows radiologists to exploit some of the benefits of computer-based analysis such as reproducibility and objectivity, without making unrealistic demands on algorithm performance, because it neither requires a complete suite of algorithms nor perfectly sensitive prompts.
Jo Baer, famous half a century ago for her minimalist abstractions, astonishes with perfectly scaled, sensitive paintings, on gray fields, of mingled artifacts, buildings, and landscapes that are redolent of cultures ancient, medieval, and modern.
(He accuses her of being "belligerently sensitive," a description perfectly befitting him.) His wandering mind tends to focus not on the larger tasks at hand but on minutiae like the grammatical solecisms Sarah keeps committing; he's a stickler for unsplit infinitives.
"Congress is perfectly equipped to confidently handle sensitive information," wrote the Judiciary Committee members on Friday, "and we are willing to discuss whatever safeguards you believe necessary to protect the information.
Notably, these areas seemed to overlap almost perfectly with the frontal regions sensitive to reversibility.
