Sentence examples for instruments are sensitive from inspiring English sources
The instruments are sensitive to tiny variations in Earth's gravity.
Measurement instruments are sensitive to more than one physical quantity.
It is well known that self-report instruments are sensitive to self-presentation, especially in high-stakes contexts.
In particular, it is known that the induction coils in our MT monitoring instruments are sensitive to changes in the temperature of their surrounding environment, because the permeability of the core material varies systematically with changes in temperature.
Relying on in vivo fluorescence, these instruments are sensitive to all kinds of adaptations (varying results due to shifts in community composition) and acclimations (varying values due to an increase of non-photochemical quenching (NPQ) after overexcitation) to influence the quantum yield of chlorophyll a.
We sought to collect and review data systematically from a wide variety of (mostly computer-administered) cognitive measures, all of which are currently marketed or distributed with the claims that these instruments are sensitive and reliable for the early identification of disease or, if untested for this purpose, are promising tools based on other variables.
No commercial instruments were sensitive enough for the task, so he built his own, using spare parts from the lab's reserves.
ESO astronomers have been observing the Milky Way's black hole for 26 years, but only recently have their instruments been sensitive enough to make the kinds of observations necessary to test Einstein's theory this way.
All instruments were sensitive to detecting change (< 0.05) in physical function over one year.
Responsiveness was evaluated by longitudinal assessment of patients undergoing THR, investigating if the instruments were sensitive to change following the intervention.
The PROMIS pediatric instruments were sensitive to differences in clinical status in the largest multi-center study to date of children with NS in North America to date.
