Sentence examples for temporary sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The temporary sensitivity (100%), specificity (≥88%) and the positive predictive value (≥75%) of the detection suggests a promising alarm/false alarm ratio.
said, other than temporary tooth sensitivity and gum irritation that some experience.
Given that even short-term whitening can cause temporary tooth sensitivity and gum irritation, some dentists speculate that continuous bleaching could erode tooth enamel or cause gum inflammation.
It might be said that the sensations generated by a particular stimulus will be essentially the same from one time to the next (barring fatigue or other temporary changes in sensitivity), while the resulting percepts may vary considerably, depending on what has been learned between one occasion and the next.
Excessive use of them can cause a temporary increase in sensitivity to temperature, pressure and touch.
It completely ignores the noise statistics and initial values while demonstrating better accuracy under the mismodeling and temporary uncertainties and lower sensitivity to errors in the noise statistics.
For the temporary shuttle bus, the sensitivity analysis show that the relative speed is more important than crowding degree for passengers.
Noise treatments should thus be detectable by the fish, but without reaching SPLs that might cause auditory damage; sensitivity to temporary auditory damage appears to be reduced for fish with no specialist hearing adaptations compared to 'specialist' species [8], [39], and the durations of noise exposure in this study were relatively brief.
The idea is that presentation of an "adapter" stimulus (A) produces a temporary reduction in the sensitivity of neurons responsive to that stimulus.
irritation of eyes; if exposure is severe, there may be light sensitivity, severe pain, or temporary blindness.
In the northern Kinki district, there are 40 permanent short-period high-sensitivity seismometers and 88 temporary seismic stations within an area of about 70 × 70 km2 (Fig. 1).
