Sentence examples for unfair sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The reduction in UNFAIR sensitivity for perfusion is attributed to increased motion sensitivity related to its higher background signal, and, T2 related losses from the use of an extra inversion pulse.
Ms. Bair, who received a security detail after threats on her safety, also lashed out at journalists who she felt were unfair, underscoring her sensitivity to the glare of the spotlight.
Sometimes I think he only seems unfair because our sensitivity doesn't extend beyond tribal allegiances, be it to our teams or political parties.
Because of its forced-choice design, the mini-ultimatum game measures sensitivity to unfair intentions in addition to unfair outcomes.
The brain scans of the male subjects revealed greater reward activation when the attractive women proposed offers, as well as a heightened sensitivity and dissatisfaction with unfair offers when the women were unattractive.
Early ethics assessment of technological innovations promises to produce greater sensitivity to the potential for unfair impacts and problems of consent and distrust, yet faces a key challenge: ethical issues are hard to consider in advance.
Accusations that Greece has dragged its feet on terrorism are dismissed as unfair by Greek officials and much of the Greek news media, reflecting the country's sensitivity to what it views as American interference.
This activity, flexibility, versatility and sensitivity have met with varying degrees of perception and expressions of opinion about her which were often inaccurate and unfair.
