Sentence examples for being relatively insensitive from inspiring English sources

The reckless contrarian approach is dependent upon the climate being relatively insensitive to the increased greenhouse effect, which requires that something offset all of these warming feedbacks.

PLSR makes full use of the rich spectral information while being relatively insensitive to sensor noise.

It showed good agreement with the neurologist's gold-standard diagnoses, with an overall kappa value of 0.77, being relatively insensitive for TTH.

However, we postulate here that the combination of a flat, low-lying landscape along with higher precipitation during the mid-Holocene resulted in this area being relatively insensitive to short term arid climatic changes and aeolian activity.

This relatively simple nanoband electrode architecture is shown to be capable of fast scan cyclic voltammetric detection up to 10 V s−1 while at the same time being relatively insensitive to hydrodynamic perturbations.

Use of regurgitation fraction should be recommended as this parameter has the advantage of being relatively insensitive to other concomitant valve abnormalities [ 28].

"Operating costs are relatively insensitive to volume," he said.

Patients also tend to be relatively insensitive to pain.

An inelastic state, by contrast, is one which is relatively insensitive to these changes.

Or someone might have the male Y chromosome but be relatively insensitive to testosterone.

Obviously, it is relatively insensitive to them, but there seem to be two other reasons as well.