Sentence examples for be more insensitive from inspiring English sources

The EGM-rgbGE-based face recognition method is observed to be more insensitive to performance degradation factors such as illumination, pose, and expression with 98% RR and 0.34% EER.

Research indicates that children with ADHD tend to be more insensitive and self-centred in interpersonal relationships [ 35].

This is because a female that lays eggs with high androgen levels should have low responsiveness to the androgen-mediated cue(s) of the chicks (in other words, she should be more insensitive to the cue that would otherwise make her feed more).

Traditionally, she said, the biggest spenders -- those buying Park Avenue triplexes or Duane Street luxury lofts -- "were more insensitive" to the fluctuations of the economy as a whole.

In other words, the microlenses with a larger diameter are more insensitive to the normal errors.

In other words, NRS and IRS are more insensitive to window size.

Generally, the low-pass subbands are more insensitive to shift than the high-pass subbands.

In more details, IRS with low sampling rate is more insensitive to window size than that with high rate.

In fact, rAaBGL1 was more insensitive to inhibition by glucose than AnBGL at all the glucose concentration tested (Figure 5).

The cement-based modified soil with metakaolin was more insensitive to water and more convenient in the field rolling compaction.

And we can find error of big window is more stable and is more insensitive to sampling rate than that of small window.