- sensitively, sensitiveness,
sensitivities, or
sensitivity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sensitivity may
refer to:
Sensitivity (physiology), the ability...
- screening,
there is
usually a trade-off
between sensitivity and specificity, such that
higher sensitivities will mean
lower specificities and vice versa...
- 2023). "Agatha
Christie classics latest to be
rewritten for
modern sensitivities". The
Daily Telegraph. London, England. ISSN 0307-1235. OCLC 49632006...
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Cultural sensitivity, also
referred to as cross-cultural
sensitivity or
cultural awareness, is the knowledge, awareness, and
acceptance of
other cultures...
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nonlinear response,
which complicates the
analysis of
their spectral sensitivities from
experimental data. In
spite of
these complexities, however, the...
-
methods is that it is
possible to make a
matrix to
represent all the
sensitivities in a system, thus
providing an
overview that
cannot be
achieved with...
- In computers, case
sensitivity defines whether uppercase and
lowercase letters are
treated as
distinct (case-sensitive) or
equivalent (case-insensitive)...
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Shock sensitivity is a
comparative measure of the
sensitivity to
sudden compression (by
impact or blast) of an
explosive chemical compound. Determination...
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Information sensitivity is the
control of
access to
information or
knowledge that
might result in loss of an
advantage or
level of
security if disclosed...
- available. A 2007
estimate of
sensitivity made
using data from the most
recent 420 million
years is
consistent with
sensitivities of
current climate models...
