Sentence examples for sensitivity it does from inspiring English sources

16 Although the contact lens occluder causes a generalised reduction in sensitivity, it does not cause a localised defect characteristic of an absolute central scotoma.

While the study of highly trained athletes is useful to compare younger and older subjects at high levels of both physical activity and insulin sensitivity, it does not allow us to extrapolate these findings to subjects with more moderate physical activity levels that correspond to current physical activity recommendations (13).

Most of the eligible studies identified in our review did not provide data on interval cancers, and although this is required for an estimation of test sensitivity, it does not invalidate data presented on the difference in sensitivity of the two tests since interval cancers will have been missed by both the new and the comparator test (Chock et al, 1997).

For the normal frog's visual system has no causal sensitivity to the nutritional value of the stimulus and cannot have been selected for a causal sensitivity it did not have.

A frog's visual system is not causally sensitive to the presence or absence of nutrients and could not have been selected for a causal sensitivity it did not have.

Its main disadvantage remains in its lack of sensitivity, since it does not detect carbapenemase producers with low-level carbapenem resistance.

Although the heuristic used in these applications effectively reduces the closed-loop parametric sensitivity function, it does not lead to the optimal solution.

This figure is lower than the equilibrium sensitivity because it does not take account of the time it takes to warm up the ocean, which would lead the world to keep warming long after the 70 years were up.

It does take a little getting used to, and you have to turn up the keypad sensitivity, but it doesn't allow spills to get between the keys.

But while La Mega pays heed to some cultural sensitivities -- it does not play "El Vacilón" on Good Friday, for example -- it is clearly meant to push limits.

This type of clinical sensitivity, presupposing as it does a detachment that is not easy to achieve, would only gradually be constructed and modified over the course of centuries and acquire proper theorization in the second half of the 20th century". This cozily reassuring progress myth implies that with sufficient understanding tragedies can be averted.