Sentence examples for reflection of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Caution must be used in making this latter interpretation however, as the EEfRT has only "win" and "no-win" trials, and therefore we cannot interpret the association between prior trial feedback and hard-task choices in individuals with higher levels of anhedonia as a reflection of sensitivity for exclusively negative outcomes.

This may be a reflection of sensitivity to sunlight in SLE patients, but this cannot be inferred from this data set.

But in a reflection of the sensitivity of the subject matter there are almost no objects Hitler might himself have touched.

There are no credits or other tax breaks for oil or gas producers, or electric utilities -- a reflection of the sensitivity of the White House to criticism that Mr. Cheney and other top officials spent their private-sector years in the energy industry.

But in a reflection of the sensitivity surrounding sales of the lethal technology to allied countries, some of whom have troubling records on human rights and political freedoms, the new policy lays out principles that foreign governments must embrace to receive the aircraft.

The lowest values of r2 and slope are provided by the Bayesian trees, a reflection of their sensitivity to outgroup selection and their tendency to have high node support.

A shortened biological half-life of the protein is a reflection of increased sensitivity to serum metalloproteases [ 16].

This is the area under the receiver operating curve (AUC), which in turn is a reflection of the sensitivity and specificity of the model.

On the other hand, these traits (RWC, root anatomy and morphology) could be a reflection of enhanced sensitivity in ewst1 to water stress when compared with its WT.

In addition, the ISI has strong agreement with GDR measured by the gold standard method in the CACTI clamp study (R = 0.63), thereby supporting its role as a true reflection of insulin sensitivity.

We calculated the proportion of interval cancer and the incidence rate of interval cancer as a percentage of the expected incidence rate (0.00185 per year) in the absence of screening (I/ E ratio), a reflection of the sensitivity of the screening method, by different inter-screening intervals and risk-score-based strategy.