Sentence examples for insensitive analysis from inspiring English sources

This kind of analysis is of natural interest in aeroelastic applications where an efficient (and noise insensitive) analysis of the output signal recorded during the flight tests performed in the neighbourhood of the critical condition (flutter) may be desirable together with the capability to record the non-linear system signature.

Fluorescent-protein-based reporter gene system is insensitive to analysis because of the overly stable fluorescent proteins.

Recombination-insensitive phylogenetic analysis was undertaken with MLST data extracted from LF82 and 22 other E. coli genome sequences (Figure 2).

According to sensitivity analysis, insensitive parameters are screened out of Bayesian inversion of the MODFLOW model, further saving computing efforts.

Although this approach renders our analysis insensitive to the detection of mutations occurring on more than one MA line (thus, biasing our analysis against the detection of potential mutational hotspots), it was an essential step to disentangle real MA-line-specific mutations from sites confounded by potential cryptic paralogy issues involving the reference and MA line progenitor genomes.

Confirming the simulation results, the entropy analysis was insensitive to mutations with low prevalence (<4 5%).

FIBTEM analysis is insensitive to heparin up to 6 IU ml−1.

Nevertheless, as cluster analysis was insensitive to the number of clusters chosen, this effect may be small.

Current analytical techniques are too insensitive to provide metabolomic analysis of samples as small as a few microliters or nanoliters.

Note that the analysis is insensitive to absolute concentration; only relative concentrations need to be well described.

Moreover, as the samples in both the exposed and non-exposed groups represented different tumour types, the analysis was insensitive to the differences between the histological tumour types.