Sentence examples for insensitive to errors from inspiring English sources

In our simulation study, estimated CBF was insensitive to errors in appearance time and dispersion time constant.

Having two conservation options of apparently equal biological value, one would prefer the option whose value is relatively insensitive to errors in planning inputs.

The multipole populations obtained from the least-squares process seem relatively insensitive to errors in the structure factors from the minor disorder.

Nonetheless, both sets of animals do show an initial increased tendency to switch to the rewarded option following a reversal, demonstrating that they are not entirely insensitive to errors or changes in reward information.

The obtained analytical results verify our intuitive expectations; the hyperbolic methods are sensitive to errors in network synchronization, RRRS methods to channel modelling errors, whereas DF methods are rather insensitive to systematic errors.

The smooth-in-time model used by Coles and Sparks (2006) and Deligne et al. (2010) is also sensitive to timing errors, while the abrupt-in-time model used by Furlan (2010) and Mead and Magill (2014) is insensitive to timing errors, as is our model (because we bin the times into intervals).

The LRTE MLE method is found to be insensitive to random errors in radiation intensity measurements.

The model is relatively insensitive to realistic errors in sensor depth and thermal conductivity.

The results also indicate that D is insensitive to the errors involved in the mean convective mass transfer coefficient.

Therefore, its angular resolution is relatively insensitive to figure errors and surface roughness, the factors that limit grazing incidence telescopes.

Therefore, developing methods that are insensitive to measurement errors is of utmost importance for the identification of joint properties from experimental data.