Sentence examples for subject sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Equivalent comfort contours were constructed, reflecting the effect of frequency on subject sensitivity to vibration acceleration.

The subject sensitivity was determined by d′ values, derived from a detection task.

This figure illustrates that for the control subject, sensitivity for convex as well concave curvature series converged close to 0 m−1.

Using the relative abundance levels compared to the reference measured for each subject, sensitivity and specificity values for distinguishing between subjects with pre-malignant or malignant oral lesions were 100% and 75%, respectively, for actin (p = 0.002) and 67% and 83%, respectively, for myosin (p<0.00001).

Subject sensitivities for discriminating such unnatural stimuli can show qualitative differences from those for natural stimuli.

So they started testing their subjects' sensitivity soon after giving them the antidepressants.

F.S. showed a good performance in discriminating "frail" from "non-frail" subjects (sensitivity = 76%, specificity = 68%), resulting even slightly more effective than DXA-measured BMD (sensitivity = 73%, specificity = 66%).

The present study was designed to explore in rats whether repeated exposure to ethanol during infancy modifies subjects' sensitivity to the stimulating effect of the drug, either increasing or decreasing its magnitude (i.e. sensitization or tolerance, respectively).

Although a characteristic pattern of high linear signal near the osteochondral junction and low signal in the superficial cartilage layer could be observed in all subjects, sensitivity of our 3D UTE sequence in the detection of cartilage lesions was significantly lower compared to conventional sequences.

The intention model explains subjects' sensitivity to stingy intentions in the trembling hand condition.

The distribution model explains subjects' sensitivity to both stingy and generous outcomes in the no control condition.