Sentence examples for example the sensitivity from inspiring English sources
For example, the sensitivity of the tests used by the two laboratories may have varied.
For example, the sensitivity of trapped ions to electrical noise demonstrates the interesting possibility of applying tailored time-dependent potentials to trap electrodes to study diverse work protocols and their influence on system dynamics.
For example, the sensitivity could be flattened within 20% between about 5 and 70 MeV by using 1g/cm2-CD2 and 2g/cm2-CH2.
Consider, for example, the sensitivity of a surgical incision that decreases over a matter of days.
For example, the sensitivity was higher for the scintillation detector, while the spatial resolution was better for the semiconductor detector.
While slightly unorthodox, this structural decision is plausible, insofar as several of the complex morphophonological processes have similar structural properties across word classes and functions, as, for example, the sensitivity to morae in reduplication patterns.
For example, the sensitivities of CA, EC and EPC-GOx were 0.039, 0.140, and 5.72 μA mM−1, respectively.
For example, the sensitivities of the parameters kLRC, vT2R and klid are very small (Figure 5), which means the output of the model (Smad phosphorylation level) is robust to the variation of these insensitive parameters.
A numerical example demonstrates the sensitivity of the closed-loop poles to model order in feedback control of a distributed structure.
The method will be applied to a numerical example and the sensitivity analysis will be discussed.
