Perhaps, at a time when the United States is again at war, there would be great public sensitivity to recognizing and honoring the casualties of battle, and perhaps a public groundswell might even save the site from development.
"They are playing with price sensitivity and recognizing that some customers on low-cost carriers would still be willing to pay a premium for better services — particularly on longer flights — that is still more affordable than flying with an airline that is not a budget carrier," said Aage Duenhaupt, a spokesperson for Lufthansa's operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, based in Germany.
We instead restricted our statistics to full-case records with sensitivity analyses, recognizing the limitations of this approach.
Compared to placebo, buprenorphine resulted in a significant reduction in the sensitivity for recognizing fearful facial expressions exclusively.
The patient's sensitivity for recognizing delirium compared to expert assessments was 38%, with a specificity of 66%, a PPV of 22% and a NPV of 80%.
The main reason for choosing the preprocessed wavelet with ANN is its high sensitivity for recognizing the amplitude, frequency and phase changes in the communication signal.
In Oruc & Barton [23] we measured changes in contrast sensitivity for recognizing a face for a wide range of adapting durations (10ms 6400ms).
Consequently, although including conservation information can help in detecting weak binding sites, conservation information does apparently not give an increased sensitivity at recognizing weak sites, but an increased specificity at recognizing strong sites.
First, as expected on the basis of hypothesized suppression of adapted representations, adaptation decreased sensitivity for recognizing the same face: however, this was found only for adapting durations longer than 500ms.
The study showed that the combination of the panel of MREs yielded a better sensitivity in recognizing S. aureus than any single MRE [ 74].
