Thus, the regions are highly discriminable and less sensitive to confusion and false alarm than the traditional approaches.
China has been a surprisingly strong market for big screen TVs, although it is extremely price sensitive, and there is confusion as to whether it is a consumer market or an infrastructure build-out (education, government and hotels) market.
Extrinsic motivators such as incentives are also valued (e.g. for airtime or overtime) and require sensitive handling to avoid confusion or resentment between staff.
"It has contributed to confusion at a sensitive time for employees departing our company," said Jack L. Stahl, Coke's president, in a memo explaining the change.
With harried American system administrators working overtime to contain Y2K malfunctions, foreign spies could, in the confusion, make off with sensitive information.
Therefore it is very important to complement ROC trials with other performance metrics that combine different classes of the confusion matrix and are consequently sensitive to class skew.
These could include more anaesthesia-sensitive outcomes, such as hypotension, pain, postoperative confusion, respiratory infection and mobilisation.
A lightening rod for both controversy and confusion, The Onion has always addressed sensitive issues with its specific brand of satire.
But the statement his campaign released about the mosque controversy left some confusion about where he stands: "This issue is highly sensitive and deeply personal for many people in Connecticut, New York and around the country.
Any patient with inattention on either test, or who had subjective, nurse-identified or case-note documented confusion, was then formally tested for delirium using the sensitive, short form of the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) by geriatric medicine consultants and senior trainees on the research team.
Progress is hindered by the general confusion over fundamental questions such as what does — and doesn't — constitute environmentally sensitive design, sourcing, manufacturing and disposal; and how we should judge them.
