However, due to their low sensitivity and specificity, research to date does not identify any biologic or genetic predictors of sufficient clinical utility to inform the selection of specific antidepressant compound for an individual patient.
Besides this, it is also important to tackle aspects related to inequality, ethics, actions geared towards users with sensitivity towards professionals, and research from a combined qualitative-quantitative perspective.
It has been proposed that such matching is useful in research because of the researcher's presumed 'insider' status among the participants that they study, which in turn tends to facilitate greater trust, rapport, cultural understanding and sensitivity within research and fieldwork processes (see Bhopal 2001; Gallagher-Thompson et al. 2006; McLean and Campbell 2003).
36 It has subsequently been tested for sensitivity and reliability in research on green space in English-deprived urban areas.
He called for less energy consumption, greater ecological sensitivity, improved energy efficiency and research into alternative forms of energy, aiming to transform the Vatican into the first carbon-neutral state installing $1.5 million in solar panels.
To the table she brings great sensitivity, exemplary research and an agenda, about which she is perfectly clear.
In S. Taylor Anxiety sensitivity: theory, research, and treatment of the fear of anxiety (pp. 3 16).
Given the central role of insulin resistance in the pathogenesis of T2DM and obesity, measures of insulin sensitivity are very important diagnostic and research tools.
This biosensor might provide a general biosensor platform for high-throughput detection of phosphoinositide enzymes with high sensitivity and selectivity in biomedical research and clinical diagnostics.
The heterogeneity resulting from grouping known clinical presentations together decreases the sensitivity and power of many research studies.
