Sentence examples for sensitivity attached from inspiring English sources

He personally delivered the materials to the chief assistant district attorney, James M. Kindler, an indication of the importance and sensitivity attached to the exchange by both the Roman Catholic archdiocese and the district attorney's office.

In fact, McIlroy may yet opt not to compete at all at the 2016 Rio Games because of the political sensitivities attached to him representing either Ireland or Great Britain.

Like Dark & Lovely, it is one of a series of recent works addressing the complexities and sensitivities attached to hair styles worn by women of African descent, among them the Chris Rock documentary Good Hair and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel Americanah.

To verify this high sensitivity, we attached the strain sensor to a tensile tester, and serially connected it with three LEDs, as shown in Fig. 6.

In addition to high NO2 sensitivity, the sensor attached with 1100 °C-sintered NiO-SE showed highly selective properties towards NO2.

In addition, a series of sensitivity analyses were attached to the base-case estimation.

Both constructs, which only differ in the redox sensitivity of their attached GFP protein, correctly target GFP to both chloroplast types.

GM crops expressing insecticidal traits also provide a foundation for an IPM approach and GM traits might be a viable consideration for some biofuel crops, particularly as many of the regulatory sensitivities which attach to GM food crops will be reduced with non-food applications of biofuel crops.

The regulators also said Google did not distinguish between data of different levels of sensitivity, saying the company attached the same importance to credit card numbers or the contents of a search query, for example.

A noteworthy BODIPY-based calcium indicator exhibits high sensitivity and can be attached to proteins.

If this does not hold, the sum can be weighted according to the penalties incurred for false positives and negatives, i.e. minimise θ × 1-Sensitivity) + (1 - θ )× 1-Sensitivity) where θ is the weight attached to the sensitivity.