Success with such prognostication might also ultimately facilitate ways of identifying biotherapy sensitive minority of patients with the common cancers not currently treated with biotherapy.
However, this argument only pertains to the emergence of a sensitive strain; the conversion models we use assume that there is always a sensitive minority strain in a majority-resistant infection, and that therefore conversion is still possible.
Senator Barack Obama is a black candidate who has built his career on de-emphasizing race, while Senator Hillary Clinton is a white liberal who has been sensitive to minorities, and the issues facing them, during her long years of political activism.
Surveys by Richard Wirthlin, his pollster, showed that Mr. Reagan had little hope of winning black support but was competitive among moderate white voters who wanted a president who would be sensitive to minority issues.
Sensitive to minority issues, obviously, but more concerned about—" "But do you think a midget would stop those microapartments from going through, or not see a problem with smaller housing—".
For example, our platform was less sensitive for minority variants in which two mutations are separated by less than six bases, and we were unable to detect variants with neighboring mutations (Figure S9 and data not shown).
Popular techniques for inherently cost sensitive classifiers involve minority class resampling, treating thresholds of minority class differently, tweaking the splitting criteria for minority class, pre- and post-pruning of hypotheses, and combinations thereof.
But we have a narrative of overly sensitive women and minorities to maintain, and both liberal and conservative publications seem set on maintaining it.
Research on policies to promote other aspects of equal opportunities (e.g. policies sensitive to ethnic minorities) is similarly absent from the literature.
The bank had embarked on a national expansion into home lending and was sensitive to the minority-lending goals of regulators who held sway over its growth.
