Multiple regression showed that response allocation was sensitive to the current session immediacy ratio, with greater sensitivity in the long than the short condition.
Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, said the new court would treat victims of domestic violence with greater sensitivity.
As a result, the array is expected to observe radio signals with greater sensitivity and at more bandwidths.
An oversight board barred the piece from being rebroadcast and admonished the station to treat delicate topics with greater sensitivity.
So foreigners are watching closely, hoping that despite what they consider the hypocrisies and inconsistencies, the nation they once imagined would stand as a model for the future will, with greater sensitivity and less force, help solve the world's problems.
The container format enables the Guardian's editorial team to curate news and features with greater sensitivity to the news agenda, stylishly representing the editorial voice through displays that respond to the importance, type and tone of individual stories.
He is by no means the first Arab novelist to write about homosexuality, but he treats the topic with greater sensitivity and sympathy than, for instance, Alaa al-Aswany does in The Yacoubian Building.
Her friend and fellow crime queen, the late PD James, agreed: "No one has explored with greater sensitivity and compassion those dark recesses of the human psyche".
Twenty years later the Spitzer Space Telescope, with greater sensitivity, greater wavelength coverage, and better resolution, mapped many dust complexes in the Milky Way.
In the decades following Vatican II, the church's mission was conducted with greater sensitivity toward other cultures, and church leaders emphasized interreligious dialogue.
These decisions are often complicated and always deeply personal, requiring that this issue be treated with greater sensitivity than your article conveys.Sara Hammer RiordanCorpus Christi, Texas.
