Sentence examples for consequently sensitive to changes from inspiring English sources

The resulting algorithms can also often be "brittle" in the sense of being highly specialised to the task for which they are tuned, and are consequently sensitive to changes in operating conditions or image specifications.

As predicted from equation (26), this redox cycle was consequently less sensitive to changes in the thioredoxin redox cycle compared to other thioredoxin oxidation reactions.

Increases in the thioredoxin concentration cause a proportional increase in the flux through this reaction and vice versa, and such reactions are consequently very sensitive to changes in the thioredoxin redox cycle.

Furthermore, LTM requires new protein synthesis after training and is consequently sensitive to cycloheximide feeding, whereas ARM is less sensitive to blockers of protein synthesis [23].

Both the intensity and the position of the fluorescence emission spectrum of tryptophan were sensitive to changes in the fluorescence environment and consequently to the protein conformation.

The results of this study are likely more sensitive to changes in the ongoing pregnancy rate and consequently the live birth rate than the diagnosis costs.

In general, soil microbial biomass and enzymatic activities were more sensitive to changes in banana based rotations than soil chemical properties, and consequently they were well established as early indicators of changes due to crop rotations in the tropics.

Their earnings are most sensitive to changes in oil prices.

But corals are sensitive to changes in sea temperature.

"But it would be very sensitive to changes in enthusiasm.

The oxidation rate is extremely sensitive to changes in pH.