Sentence examples for be sensitive to variations from inspiring English sources

The optimal solution of a geometric program (GP) can be sensitive to variations in the problem data.

Conventionally optimized structures may show a tendency to be sensitive to variations, for instance in geometry and loading conditions.

The RCY was found to be sensitive to variations due to limited SPE recoveries unless large crude product dilutions were carried out.

Because seismic wave propagation in deep sedimentary basins might be sensitive to variations of seismic velocity with depth in the sediment, the characteristics of long-period ground motions should be investigated based on realistic sedimentary structure models.

Masters and Gubbins (2003) noted that even the relatively large density jump inferred from free oscillation analyses is consistent with an F-layer having a strong density gradient: the free oscillation data would average over thick layers below and above the ICB, while the body wave would be sensitive to variations across the ICB.

Cells have been shown to be sensitive to variations in stiffness and spread towards the stiffer region [27]; therefore, the cell would elongate along these stiffened regions applying stronger tractions at the same time.

These matrices will need to be sensitive to variation in species contamination across time and geographies.

In addition, they were found to be sensitive to variation in setting [ 17] and suitable for creating a sufficient case-mix [ 17, 20].

One-way sensitivity analysis underscores that ICER is sensitive to variations in the cost of nab-paclitaxel and conventional paclitaxel (Table 5).

This indicates that subjects' task choices were sensitive to variations in difficulty despite feedback being unavailable.

That is particularly true of companies that sell technology-intensive products, which are sensitive to variations in customers' sophistication.