Sentence examples for are slightly sensitive to from inspiring English sources

A study of relaxation was also performed, which showed that these materials are slightly sensitive to deformation rate.

According to Figs. 20 and 21, the selling price and total profit are slightly sensitive to the changes in values of parameter ( gamma ) that is negligible.

The point estimate is not very sensitive to the priors used while the CI and the posterior probabilities of the practical significance are slightly sensitive to the priors used.

Although all sensitivity analyses gave broadly consistent results, our unstratified estimates were slightly sensitive to the minimal requested number of CD4+ cell counts, with faster progression inferred when including individuals with few CD4+ measurements (see Table S4).

The r-value is slightly sensitive to the strain rate.

It was found that increasing the applied load increased the wear rate while it was slightly sensitive to the change in sliding speed.

Additionally, the results demonstrated that the algorithm was slightly sensitive to the parameter settings, with the number of generations presented the most significant effect.

When damping ratios were taken as features, most of their combinations were slightly sensitive to the asymmetric damage, but none of those combinations, neither single nor multiple damping ratios, was sensitive to the symmetric damage.

From these experiments, it was found that the catalytic activities for the hydrogenation of 1,3-butadiene over Au catalysts was almost structure insensitive in terms of the size effect of Au particles and the influence of metal oxides supports and the crotonaldehyde hydrogenation over Au catalysts was slightly sensitive to the selection of the support in the view point of the product selectivity.

Nevertheless, because the break-even price of carbon is slightly sensitive to the growth rate, reducing a to 0.172 cm yr −1 does not affect much the estimate of the break-even price (Additional file 2).

Since the calculated GIC at one site is slightly sensitive to changes made at distant points of the network (Pirjola 2009), our results can be reasonably compared with those presented in Figure 6 by Torta et al. (2012), when only a subset of the grid was modeled.