Sentence examples for possible sensitivities from inspiring English sources

"Consumers can use it to identify vehicles they want to shop, and then arrange an extended test drive to note any possible sensitivities," he said.

(The general died in Germany last Sunday).Introduced at the outset in the bulging, brutish person of Gert Frobe as a militarist with curious tolerance and possible sensitivities, he seems to be building toward some stature in mettlesome confrontations with Orson Welles as the interceding Swedish consul general and Wolfgang Preiss as the German commander of the dynamite teams.

However, due to possible sensitivities around admitting the inability to read, this cannot be assumed to represent any form of literacy assessment.

This difference is expected, because local sampling of parameter space may not reflect the overall possible sensitivities of all parameter values.

Furthermore, the residual signals show the maximum possible sensitivity to the faults and the minimum possible sensitivity to the external disturbances.

This article illustrates these problems and presents possible sensitivity analyses to allow the most reliable conclusions.

Interestingly, a steady state study should be conducted in this exceptional case to compare with the highest possible sensitivity.

We chose a primary T cell latency model capable of generating relatively high levels of latently infected cells in order to detect signaling differences between uninfected and latently infected cells with the highest possible sensitivity.

Solid-state amplifiers that are cooled to very low temperatures to reduce significantly their internal noise are used to obtain the best possible sensitivity.

Due to possible sensitivity differences, three simple endpoints were chosen to provide basic data for interspecies comparison: neutral red uptake, MTT reduction and cell number.

Disadvantages of the method pointed out by later statisticians include the different ways of assigning prior distributions of parameters and the possible sensitivity of conclusions to the choice of distributions.