Mr. Pelletier is a sensitive songwriter with a somewhat raw yet expressive voice.
I argue that the reaction to the quake shows some of the positive evolution in China over the years, away from a top-down authoritarianism to a less controlled model that isn't a democracy but still is somewhat sensitive to public opinion.
The time domain-based solutions (such as LSB schemes [5] and echo hiding [6]) usually have a low computational cost but somewhat sensitive to additive noises, while the frequency domain watermarking methods provide a satisfactory resistance to audio processing operations by watermarking low-frequency component of the signal.
What Mr. Bush did today, and the way in which he presaged it with a series of remarks on Wednesday, suggested that he was at least somewhat sensitive to his image as a fervent advocate of capital punishment and pleased to happen upon a case that allowed him to temper it.
One-way sensitivity analysis indicated that the model was somewhat sensitive to changes in the effectiveness of MRI screening – measured as MRI sensitivity, MRI specificity and stage distribution of MRI-detected cancers – but very sensitive to the cost of an MRI scan.
In sum, personal interview seem to be a somewhat more sensitive method for obtaining data on headache suffering, and questionnaires are likely to underestimate prevalences to some degree.
Both domain-composite and MMSE-type scores showed strong inverse associations with age, but the relation was ∼50% steeper for the domain-composite score, suggesting that this was a somewhat more sensitive measure.
Yet even after decades in the public eye, Mr. Marcus remained somewhat sensitive to criticism, even of a mild sort.
Moreover, cells deficient in either Cds1 or Chk1 are somewhat sensitive to DNA damage, however, a cds1Δ/chk1Δ double delete is as profoundly sensitive as a deletion of the "upstream" components of the checkpoint pathway, like Rad3 [28], [29], [29].
Applying the sensitivity analysis to weights, the vulnerability hotspots were somewhat sensitive to the age and height criteria of buildings.
