Sentence examples for are more sensitive of from inspiring English sources
Social and family pressures to maintain an acceptable body image affect women more than it affects men; consequently women are more sensitive of their weight status and they perceive their weight more accurately than men do.
Measurements of food security as reported by the child, which may be more sensitive of the food issues experienced by children, is essential for understanding the influence of food insecurity on the nutritional health of children [ 35].
Furthermore, we cannot exclude that younger embryos are more sensitive to damage of the CAM.
Further, supertasters are more sensitive to manipulations of stimulus concentration.
Some of us are more sensitive to the effects of caffeine, however, so it may be best to avoid it after lunch, just in case.
Attractiveness: as slower modes of movement are more sensitive for the quality of urban space, cycle routes should preferably use varied small-scale environments.
Some people are more sensitive to high levels of salt.
"But we are more sensitive to the rights of the community".
They believe their leaders are more sensitive to the plight of bankers than to their own.
The results show that nonlinear parameters are more sensitive to the presence of delamination in composite.
