Sentence examples for be rather insensitive to from inspiring English sources
"Our sensors are shown to be rather insensitive to matrix, so that is another key element from a scientific point of view," said Wang.
Within the population of grains containing twins the number of twins per grain noticeably increases with grain area, and twin thickness is found to be rather insensitive to grain size and orientation.
For the failure modes considered, the reliability indices are found to be rather insensitive to design parameter values, indicating that the ACI Building Code achieves its desired objective of uniform reliability across a wide range of design situations.
However, copper is one of the most toxic metals to unicellular algae [20]; C. vulgaris was earlier found to be rather insensitive to copper toxicity [18, 21].
In soft sites the magnitude of the over-prediction could be rather insensitive to increments in the inelastic demand, conversely, in stiffer sites the over-prediction may increase as the site softens due to the rising inelastic demand.
NHH is known to be rather insensitive to the strain over the whole composition range of SiGe alloys and to be isotropic, i.e., having no preferential etching direction [15].
These parameters were rather insensitive to the preparation conditions.
others have used my findings to suggest that Earth's surface temperatures are rather insensitive to the concentration of atmospheric CO2.
The removal yield of SO2 is rather insensitive to the said parameters, while, on the contrary, the removal yield of NO is very sensitive.
Acid catalyzed esterification was rather insensitive to ultrasound irradiation, while the beneficial effect of sonication on transesterification reaction was only through the intense micro-mixing induced by ultrasound.
