Sentence examples for sensitivity to feedback from inspiring English sources

"The degree of cushioning that may be of use to a runner on a concrete footpath may be reducing sensitivity to feedback information from the foot (and potentially increasing injury risk) in individuals who play court and field sports that require rapid changes of angle and direction," Dr. Waddington said.

The proposed framework has a potential sensitivity to feedback errors since MSs utilise several radio links in order to communicate their CSI to the collaborating BSs.

Therefore in this paper a more realistic quantized feedback model is considered, and its sensitivity to feedback errors under the proposed framework is investigated.

Several studies have suggested that motor skill acquisition progresses in multiple dissociable stages, which have different sensitivity to feedback error signals.

Finally, both problems involve an inherent tradeoff associated with the ultimate sensitivity to feedback.

Specifically, in the caudate and putamen, normative goals were positively correlated with a larger effect of expectations on striatal sensitivity to feedback valence.

Infusion studies with terpenes from sagebrush also show the sensitivity of herbivores to feedback.

Our goal was to use a task analogous to those used to study feedback processing in adults to determine (a) whether the feedback-related ERP effects seen in adults would also be evident in children and (b) whether those effects would show a greater sensitivity to positive feedback than to negative feedback.

The partitioning between TYR and PHE is controlled by the sensitivity of arogenate dehydrogenase to feedback inhibition by TYR.

Employees who are coached with sensitivity should be receptive to feedback.

A Japanese manager conducts the dialogue in circles, widening and narrowing them to correspond to the subordinate's sensitivity to the feedback.