Sentence examples for considered more sensitive from inspiring English sources
Pakistani officials have focused their recent disclosures on Dr. Khan's illicit spread of equipment to enrich uranium to produce nuclear fuel, and have said little or nothing of the blueprints for a nuclear warhead that went to Libya, which are considered more sensitive.
Species that avoid dehydration are generally considered more sensitive to drought.
Intradermal dilutional testing (IDT) has been considered more sensitive than prick testing for detecting low-level allergies.
Molecular margin analysis is considered more sensitive in detecting preneoplastic lesions and residual cancer cells than conventional histological margin examination.
The median sensory conduction studies are thus considered more sensitive than motor conduction studies in the electrodiagnosis of CTS (Jablecki et al. 1993).
Rice is a salt-sensitive crop considered more sensitive to salt stress during the early seedling than reproductive stage (Flowers and Yeo [1981]; Lutts et al. [1995]; Hasanuzzaman et al. [2009]).
Once a stronghold of Catholicism in the Americas, Mexico's estimated 12 million Indians have abandoned the church in significant numbers to join Protestant religions, which many consider more sensitive to their economic and racial plight.
If you fall into this category, you're typically considered more "salt sensitive," meaning that your blood pressure is more greatly affected by the sodium you eat.
The rectal method is considered more reliable and sensitive than the oral route; however, some consider it inappropriate for parents to use because of the risk of the thermometer breaking, rectal injury, and cross-infections [ 21].
Fourth, the investigators used an insensitive PCT assay, which has been replaced in many settings by a more sensitive assay, considered more suitable for guiding antibiotic treatment decisions and for determining treatment-stopping rules [ 14].
Thus the WWCB can be considered much more sensitive to CFO value than the BWCB.
