Sentence examples for is sensitive to errors from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, spectral clustering is sensitive to errors in the input adjacency matrix (Von Luxburg 2007, p. 18).

These results are illustrated via figures which suggest that the standard '3 + 3' design in particular is sensitive to errors of the second kind.

Calculated horizontal advection is sensitive to errors in the wind vectors through the faces of the CV when horizontal concentrations gradients are large.

This is likely to be due to the use of Hermite interpolation, in two respects: first, Hermite interpolation makes use of the tangents' orientation in addition to their position; hence, the interpolated curve is sensitive to errors in orientation.

This part of the protocol is quite specific to comparisons between species and is sensitive to errors.

In our panel segmentation solution, the evaluation of the experimental results shows that our solution is sensitive to errors generated by the OCR tool (e.g., noisy characters).

This means that forecasts of the position and timing at which a thunderstorm will be generated from a weak convergence are sensitive to errors in the initial conditions.

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.

Predictions from tube models can nicely complement other approaches but should be used with caution because they are sensitive to errors on the experimentally determined molecular weight and distribution.

Above the Shannon limit both measures are sensitive to errors in crystallographic structures and in primary sequence.

However, the performance of ACV is known to be sensitive to errors [ 13].