Sentence examples for are sensitive to differences from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that bonobos and orangutans are sensitive to differences in weight and able to learn discriminating objects that differ in this property.

In the general implementation of a metabolomics study, two biological states are chosen such that the majority of BSMs are unchanged, but certain BSMs that are sensitive to differences in the two biological states are quantitatively or qualitatively different.

Some neurons are sensitive to differences in the intensity and timing of sounds reaching the ears.

In such cases, verbs of attitude are sensitive to differences in these fine-grained entities.

We show that these results are sensitive to differences in the education distribution between immigrants and the native born.

As shown in Figure 4, the conductivity of brine-bearing quartzite is almost independent of temperature, indicating that the conductivity values are sensitive to differences in the salinity and/or fluid fraction rather than changes in temperature.

Current common typologies of support networks may not be sensitive to differences within and between different cultures.

The questionnaire was sensitive to differences between groups of fathers hypothesized to differ on important socio demographic or clinical variables.

These results suggest that our analysis is sensitive to differences in prognostic features exhibited by different tumor groups.

Like a MANOVA, a permanova is sensitive to differences in variance among groups, particularly when sample sizes differ substantially.

Managers must be sensitive to differences among departmental processes and behaviors as they strive to build learning organizations.