Sentence examples for sensitivity to perceive from inspiring English sources

Ideally they would have the insight, compassion and sensitivity to perceive problems that afflict the common man without requiring a personal brush with tragedy to galvanize their legislative zeal.

A review of the neurophysiological literature suggests that the magnocellular pathway has adequate spatial-frequency and contrast sensitivity to perceive text under normal contrast conditions (>10%) and also is suppressed by red light.

This study examined whether the sensitivity to perceive the curvature of one's hand trajectory is affected by PD.

To date, the concept of beauty sleep has lacked scientific support, but the biological importance of sleep may have favoured a sensitivity to perceive sleep related cues in others.

This implies such sensitivity to perceived pain or subjective difficulties may be related to psychological impairments and/or sleep problem among migraineurs with SCD.

When strokes are applied asynchronously, the illusion either fails to occur or is less vivid, although individual sensitivity to perceiving asynchrony varies as a function of a temporal binding window (Costantini et al., 2016).

The experiments discussed here are the first to rationalize a role of the oxytocin receptor gene in Harm Avoidance and incentivize resequencing the OXTR gene in conditions marked by an increased sensitivity to perceived threat.

This finding is partly in agreement with a longitudinal study, demonstrating that the influence of the cognitive bias of perceived negative parental behaviors, such as parental control, decreases over time for adolescent boys, whereas for adolescent girls their sensitivity to perceived negative parental behaviors increases [ 35].

Atypical depression is characterized by the following: improved mood in response to positive events; irritable-anxious mood; increased appetite as per comfort eating or significant weight gain; sensation of heaviness in the limbs; hypersomnia as per excessive sleep or sleepiness; over-sensitivity to perceived interpersonal rejection causing significant social impairment.

The observed non-activation in primary visual regions might hence reflect a functional decrement in the sensitivity needed to perceive motion [33].

In fact, it seems that with wind speeds close to 3 knots, experts sailors who are trained and have accumulated significant experience at perceiving wind directions at various wind intensities benefit from a higher sensitivity to cutaneously perceived stimuli, whereas control participants are not sensitive enough to correctly perceive wind directions with such low wind speeds.