Sentence examples for sensitiveness to from inspiring English sources

In group A all patients showed typical migraine related symptoms: 42.9 % experienced vertigo, 82 % had an aggravation of pain during physical activity, 86.4 % had nausea, 53.8 % were sensitive to smell, 75%% showed sensitiveness to sound and 87.5 % to light.

In group B 43.2 % experienced vertigo, 45.8 % had nausea, 9.3 % were sensitive to smell, 34.7 % showed sensitiveness to sound and 33%% to light.

Certainly her plots are ingenious and intricate, and she relishes technical detail and literary quotation, although QD Leavis once cuttingly remarked "She displays knowingness about literature without any sensitiveness to it or any feeling for quality".

The almost miraculous advance in communication has contributed to this greater sensitiveness to style.

In this paper, stressing service sensitiveness to transmission rate, we assume that users may have different data rate requirements.

DWT SVD based watermarking schemes provide better robustness and imperceptibility [13] because of the sensitiveness to modeling of DWT.

However, it was also demonstrated that the low phytate seeds had an undesirable diminution in levels of myo-inositol and ascorbate, which probably led to sensitiveness of seeds to abscisic acid during germination.

In particular, time taken to approach a novel object (open umbrella), ability to learn to avoid puffs of air in response to a bell sounding, and the combined behavioral trait of 'sensitiveness' (probably reflecting sensitivity to aversive stimuli) appeared to be particularly important in this respect.

However, the linear functional polymers can not satisfy all the requirements of the multi-dimensional molecular design and acute sensitiveness due to the architectural limitation.

To improve the sensitiveness of residual to fault, we add a weighting matrix function (W_{f}(s)) into the fault (f(t)), that is, (r_{w}(s) = W_{f}(s)f(s)), where (r_{w}(s)) and (f(s)) refer to the Laplace transform of (r_{w}(t)) and (f(t)).

In order to characterize the sensitiveness of Haplous to such switch errors, we compared haplotypes from individuals in the HapMap database [ 18] whose haplotype phase was deterministically estimated by using pedigree (phase-known) data to a setting in which the haplotype phase was estimated using a population based method (phase-predicted).