But Arnett struggled to find another role that traded on his unique combination of macho confidence and wounded sensitivity that made him the standout of Arrested Development, a show that was composed almost entirely of standouts.
Thwarted love, unrecognized goodwill, humiliated greatness, the tormented conscience of the soldier who detests war but fights on energetically these are more than just general ideas: they express a wounded sensitivity and a soul torn by moral scruples.
Measurements for different winding configurations verify that while the sensor is sensitive to the orientation of the inductor when it is non-uniformly wound, the sensitivity to orientation for a uniform winding is negligible.
But Mr. Guelar contends that Argentina's crisis is so severe that Brazil no longer need worry about wounding such sensitivities.
Receiver Operator Curve (ROC) analysis showed that an MMP-1/TIMP-1 ratiofof 0.39 best predicted wound healing (sensitivity = 71%, specificity = 87.5%).
Furthermore, even if treatment with antibiotics and steroid administration were evaluated along with the two factors of intubation and open wound, the sensitivity for acquisition of MRSA infection would be almost the same as that for the two factors alone.
(Wound) Infection Sepsis Poor wound healing Wound infection 20.
Wounded, wounded, wounded!
The sensitivity for wound swabbing was reported as 79%, meaning that the swab failed to detect approximately one in five wound infections as defined by culture of tissue obtained by punch biopsy.
The ability to diagnose infection of a wound was expressed by sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values; area under the receiver operating characteristic (AUCROC) curve was calculated by the nonparametric Hanley method.
Moreover, a growing body of evidence clearly indicates that dietary supplementation or intravenous administration of Arg is beneficial in facilitating wound healing, enhancing insulin sensitivity, and maintaining tissue integrity.
