Eksempler på sensitive

• The trappings of style and design tend to evaporate - at least to some degree - replaced by sensitive renderings of a city experienced.

• The spatial receptive-field structure of these selection units suggests that they may be sensitive to disparity contrast.

• Symbolic appeals, like the applications of rules, ought to be sensitive to special circumstances.

• The authors discuss the conditions that can make for successful peer work, including preparation of the students and a sensitive approach by the teacher.

• Thus, it is vital to remain sensitive to the danger inherent in their use.

• Sensitivity analysis showed that the value of prevalence was sensitive mainly to variations in vaccination and screening costs.

• This observation means that smaller farms are more sensitive to changes in water prices, in that their relative change of surplus is larger.

• It seems therefore that the epidemiology of rubella is more sensitive to differences in mixing patterns than mumps and measles.

• Similarly, little work has been directed toward efforts to understand and apply culturally sensitive modes of intervention.

• Another difference was that the context sensitive vowels and consonant items differed with respect to the constraining context.

• However, our results show that serology, using a carefully defined cut-off, can be a highly sensitive technique for most of the course of infection.

• There is, in fact, research evidence that error detection, developmental sequences, and negotiation of meaning may all be sensitive to social context.

• Finally, the relatively impersonal nature of the interview process may discourage some older people from disclosing information about sensitive traumatic events.

• This will allow, in turn, examination of the issue of whether the size results obtained are sensitive to spectral shape adopted under the null hypothesis.

• In the developing countries infant mortality still remains a sensitive indicator of socioeconomic standards.