Sentence examples for undue sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Some maintain, for example, that undue sensitivity has been accorded to the feelings of Muslims in deciding whom to rebuff.

And the pungent peppercorns were a metaphor for what Mr. Yue called people's undue sensitivity to ordinary words.

Whether or not this is true, I do find that those experiencing undue sensitivity to noise often have other symptoms suggestive of magnesium deficiency, such as occasional cramps in the muscles and a tendency to be anxious or 'highly strung'.

We have found that the error beta binomial distribution's mean (given by α/ provides a good alternative threshold that consistently improves specificity without undue loss of sensitivity (or vice versa, when the positive class is larger)a.

To determine if any single trial exerted an undue influence on the overall results, sensitivity analyses were preformed, in which each individual trial was removed from the meta-analysis, and the effect size recalculated with the remaining trials.

But they seem to regard the sensitivities of the upper castes as an undue burden on them.

When considering that sensitive subgroups and multimodal distributions of inter-individual sensitivity have not been taken into account in those analyses, an unwavering belief in the undue conservativeness of the default uncertainty factor appears ill-founded Table  6.

Previous research has shown that self-affirmation leads to greater sensitivity according to personal risk factors and does not create undue alarm amongst those meeting health recommendations (Griffin & Harris, 2011).

To test whether one city had an undue influence on the meta-analysis, we used a leave-one-city-out sensitivity analysis (Normand 1999).

Sensitivity analyses were performed to determine if any single study exerted an undue influence on the overall result.

Brian Noble Undue sensitivity to noise is often a manifestation of a deficiency in magnesium.