Sentence examples for sensitivity knowledge from inspiring English sources

This study investigates how in-service teachers' learning of a functional linguistic approach for instructional design contributes to linguistic sensitivity, knowledge acquisition, skill development, and classroom practice for their students' development in content/discipline specific literacy.

Validation criteria for a biomarker include intrinsic qualities such as specificity, sensitivity, knowledge of background in the population, existence of dose response relationships, degree of inter- and intra-individual variability, knowledge of the kinetics, confounding and modifying factors.

Although this is an attractive proposition, it faces the perpetual challenge of how to systematically train large numbers of attendings and residents in all the steps of cultural awareness, sensitivity, knowledge, attitudes, and skills; and how to simultaneously attend to medical and cultural issues in any given patient encounter.

Design sensitivity requires knowledge of the accurate characteristics of system dynamics to determine the solution parameters eigenvalues or eigenvectors.

By means of sensitivity analysis, knowledge gaps related to lack of data can be dealt with easily, due to the limited amount of scenarios to be investigated.

Considerable concern exists among the GAP Administration that Turkish development personnel, who, for the most part, are urban-educated in the cities of Ankara or Istanbul and find themselves assigned to work in the southeastern region, lack sensitivity and knowledge about issues related to cross-cultural communication and interaction.

Mitchell provides rare insight into the art and practice of using insight and sensitivity and knowledge to offer help that is not only in the form of advice.

A good measure also needs to be valid, that is, groups who by general consensus have a higher standing on the relevant constructs should score higher; in this case, we compared cancer experts and equivalently educated non-experts to test the instrument's sensitivity to knowledge.

He has tutored the firm on the key players and their political sensitivities, using knowledge gleaned from his tenure on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

It is not clear, however, whether such 'hidden relativities' really do provide a model for our supposed ignorance of the context-sensitivity of knowledge sentences.

The contextualist must thus strike "a delicate balance" (Conee 2005, 54 55) between crediting us with a grasp of the context-sensitivity of knowledge sentences, while at the same time attributing to us a failure to fully grasp it.