Sentence examples for sensitivity to differences from inspiring English sources

Lubben and Gironda (2003) have noted that the instruments that assess social support should be considered in relation to their sensitivity to differences within and between different cultures.

The SMILI demonstrated good sensitivity to differences in behaviour by midwives that resulted in different assessments of support by women and observers.

Instead, morphological parameters sensitive to the intrinsic nature of the surface will offer greater sensitivity to differences in the mechanism of folding as well as increased biological interpretability (Ronan et al. 2011, 2012,  2013).

However, it can be questioned whether an instrument's sensitivity to differences between health status changes over time, which refers to responsiveness, is different from an instrument's sensitivity to differences in health among subjects at one point in time, which refers to the psychometric concept of parallel forms reliability from the framework of classical test theory [ 2].

Another navigational clue may come from dogs' suspected sensitivity to differences in magnetic orientation.

The leader should encourage sensitivity to differences but look for ways to bridge them and build unity.

By this design, we are able to estimate more efficiently players' sensitivity to difference in payoffs (and how this sensitivity affects information decoding along the sequence).

In general, the goal of most corporate training is awareness and sensitivity to difference, but that approach reaches only the edges of the problem.

Future studies using qualitative research methods such as focus group discussion should be conducted to elicit the causes for the poor sensitivity to difference of the Chinese version of the EQ-VAS.

Whereas the sensitivity to detect differences greater than this difference is excellent, caution is warranted for smaller differences.

Another important difference between oscillating and non-oscillating neurons regards the sensitivity to small differences in the input histories.