Sensitivity

Sensitivity

Sensitivity Sensitivity refers to how easily a child is disturbed by changes in the environment.

They can provide varying degrees of color sensitivity, image contrast, light sensitivity and so on.

(b) Offer courses on gender sensitivity, in particular to managers gender sensitivity is also included in induction courses for new staff

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Fourthly, peacebuilding requires cultural sensitivity.

The test has a reasonable sensitivity of 80 96 , but in ocular myasthenia, the sensitivity falls to 50 (negative in up to 50 who have MG).

Higher sensitivity creates issues with graininess.

Within the context of the Desertification Information System for the Mediterranean (DISMED) project, OSS has contributed towards the methodology for developing charts of desertification sensitivity around the shores of the Mediterranean.

The resultant damage to the eye surface increases discomfort and sensitivity to bright light.

These efforts appear to have catalyzed greater environmental sensitivity among the country s leaders.

Set here the film ISO sensitivity to use for simulating the film graininess.

This option adds infrared film grain to the image depending on ISO sensitivity.

Natural climate changes in the past for example the great ice ages attest to the sensitivity of our planet s climate to disturbances, and analyzing them is one method used by scientists to estimate this sensitivity.

(i) Factors influencing the sensitivity of fuzes are complicated.

Inserting itself effectively into this context required great cultural sensitivity on the part of MINUGUA, which made use of national indigenous staff and translators able to explain the peace accords and the mandate of the Mission and to take complaints in indigenous languages.

Instead, they couch their opposition to Park 51 in terms of sensitivity to the aggrieved.

Set this option to display the camera exposure and sensitivity used to take the image.

The ability of an organism or organ to respond to external stimuli is called sensitivity.

But they lack the sensitivity to provide adequate diagnostic information for many health conditions.

The hit rate (sensitivity) can be up to 90 depending on system and application.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

Sensitivity Several biological factors make women more vulnerable to the effects of alcohol than men.

The leadership has since appointed a new middle management, with due sensitivity to ethnic balance.

b. Creating, implementing and improving mandatory gender sensitivity training for military

Ensuring the most effective use of military and civil defence assets requires well defined roles and responsibilities, clear channels of communication, respect for humanitarian space and principles, and an appropriate level of sensitivity within the context of the operating environment.

Japanese leaders also need to act with sensitivity. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is off to an uneven start.

Lower sensitivity of turnover to performance reflects less willingness on the part of directors to discipline the CEO.

Indeed, China s North Korea policy is dominated by inertia rather than sensitivity to its own national interests.

Fifteen years later, Jensen wrote a paper about the costs of excessive sensitivity of pay to performance.

In Kenya too, this sensitivity has not sufficiently infused our organizations and projects.

There are various commercially available gFOBT tests which have been categorized as being of low or high sensitivity, and only high sensitivity tests remain an acceptable alternative to FIT testing, which is now the best practices recommendation in colon cancer screening.

Given the current risk sensitivity of oil prices, the pain would not be confined to the Middle East.

One 2009 study found that carbohydrate deficit after exercise, but not energy deficit, contributed to insulin sensitivity increase.

In a mode that uses surface acoustic waves (SAW), the sensitivity is greatly increased.

Participants perform some task, often of intelligence, social sensitivity, teaching ability, or therapy skills.

Given the sensitivity of that issue, our margin for error should be virtually nil.

Due to the fact that mobile social media run on mobile devices, they differ from traditional social media by incorporating new factors such as the current location of the user (location sensitivity) or the time delay between sending and receiving messages(time sensitivity).

Lowering these barriers with respect and sensitivity would help to heal the wounds of the past and, importantly, to build trust.

Given the island s complexity, and Cypriot sensitivity, it would be foolish for an outsider to try to sketch any future settlement.

A sensitivity analysis shows that the GSBR technology is less sensitive to land price and more sensitive to rain water flow.

The agreement revived the perception that US diplomacy lacks sensitivity where the region is concerned.

Haug, Edward J. Choi, Kyung K. Komkov, Vadim (1986) Design sensitivity analysis of structural systems.

The Greek authorities and international human rights monitors handled that political issue with particular sensitivity.