Sentence examples for considered less sensitive from inspiring English sources

Generally, groundwater is considered less sensitive to short-term climate variability and even pollution sources (Chen et al. 2004).

It is considered less sensitive than other modalities such as MR or PET-CT for evaluating the degree of inflammation in the aortic wall [25].

Problem (1.7) has a 2-norm in the regularizer term, thus it is considered less sensitive to noise than the basis pursuit problem (1.1).

These results correlated with the viral load, since p31 contained the lowest levels of the virus, and core antigen assay is considered less sensitive that detection of virus RNA by the b-DNA assay.

In the N-replete plants studied here, there is little evidence of nitrate influx via low affinity transporters, which are active in the higher N concentration range used in our experiment (500 µM) and considered less sensitive to feedback mechanisms [28].

PCR is often examined as an alternative to bacterial culture but is generally considered less sensitive than culture [ 2].

Females are standardly considered less intellectual but more sensitive and emotional.

Among the parameters in the model, some are based on fairly consistent evidence, are considered unlikely to vary greatly between farms or may be considered less critical as the model is less sensitive to them.

Self-report measures may be sensitive to recall bias or social desirability and therefore are sometimes considered less accurate than objective measures.

The RMSD is considered sometimes less sensitive than other measures because well modeled parts of the protein will be not represented by the RMSD dominated by large deviations and, viceversa, large deviations in small regions will not contribute significantly to the RMSD computed from averaging over a typically much larger set of atoms.

Ultimately, the recourse method allows considering less restrictive policies, although these may be highly sensitive to the choice of penalty functions.