We subjectively defined characteristics whose sensitivity estimates were higher than their specificity estimates as "sensitive" tests, and characteristics whose specificity estimates were higher than their sensitivity estimates as "specific" tests.
The Facebook model of organizing the world's information involves a mix of personally sensitive information, impersonal information that is potentially widely useful, and information whose sensitivity and usefulness falls in between.
A standout was Gabor Katona as the rival, whose sensitivity to nuance, rhythmic changes and characterization color his virtuosity.
Master Sculptor He was a virtuoso of wood and stone whose sensitivity and compassion embraced religious and secular subjects.
In the predigital seventies, electronic music came either from the manipulation of tape recorders or from oscillators whose sensitivity to heat made them capricious.
The height (estimated) of President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, whose sensitivity over his stature has been a source of amusement to the French.
Glen shows you a shabby ineffectual dreamer who struggles to keep his head held high but whose sensitivity of spirit has not coarsened.
Ray Bryant, a jazz pianist whose sensitivity and easy authority made him a busy accompanist and a successful solo artist, beginning in the mid-1950s, died on Thursday.
These are the unfortunates for whom nature documentaries are a 24-hour basic-cable commodity, whose sensitivity to the ocean's manifold wonders has been dulled by a limited diet of sharks, killer whales and penguins.
But then Mr Correa is a man whose sensitivity to criticism led him to take a criminal libel case against a newspaper and to place legislative curbs on the media.
Page A18 Obituaries RAY BRYANT, 79 He was a jazz pianist whose sensitivity and easy authority made him a busy accompanist and a successful solo artist beginning in the mid-1950s.
