Sentence examples for sensitivity of the task from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of the task varies from region to region: the memory of Sept. 11, political strategists say, appears much more searing among voters in the Northeast, for obvious reasons.

It is not clear, for example, that the rights of teenagers to play, and to simply be in shared public space, have been fully articulated; or the complexity and sensitivity of the task fully committed to.

Differences in the sensitivity of the task parameters as well as the tools used to manipulate 5-HT2CR function (genetic vs pharmacological) most likely underlie the discrepancies between the present study and previous work (Robinson et al, 2008).

Analyses indicated password security positively correlated with the sensitivity of the task, differences in frequency of password use were related to password security and patterns of password reuse were related to knowledge of security.

If anyone doubts the sensitivity of the task, consider the case of Jorge Posada, the once-formidable New York Yankee who at the ripe old age of 39 found himself demoted in the starting lineup, unable to consistently do the one thing a designated hitter does — hit.

While he expressed some apprehension amount the sensitivity of the task at hand, Meyers said he's sought advice from women in his own life, who pushed him to realize that this year as host he can "say some things that you wouldn't be able to say".

Thus, the gain-of-function by G88R appears to be not primarily caused by an altered sensitivity of the TASK-4 channels to extracellular protons.

As predicted, effect sizes for the flanker version of the CPT-OX were larger, indicating the increased sensitivity of this task to the processing deficits underlying AD-ADHD.

The current study examined the extent to which practice effects on a measure of executive function may influence the sensitivity of that task to detecting the cognitive-enhancing effects of a single acute dose of d-amphetamine in individuals with chronic schizophrenia.

These results support the central role of the amygdala in emotion processing, and indicate its sensitivity to the task relevance of the emotional display.

That three unrelated contaminants, all at very low levels, predict impaired DRL performance is compelling evidence for the sensitivity of this task.