Sentence examples for least sensitivity from inspiring English sources

LP, which describes the reduction of the potential evapotranspiration in drier soils, has the least sensitivity.

The major benefits of our markers are its simplicity, least sensitivity to parameters and transparency to the end hosts.

Fungi (18 2ω6,9) showed the least sensitivity to high concentrations of NO2− N and NO3− N.

In contrast, connectance shows the least sensitivity to all other network measures, but the most sensitivity to the observed ecosystem parameters.

The results suggest a new definition of the best measurement set as being the one most likely to lead to the correct solution with the least sensitivity to noise.

The results show that compared to interfacial interaction parameters Luis Ibranda-A and K. Ziegel-B, C value based on Palierne theoretical model had the least sensitivity to the volume fraction of fillers.

Growth on MSA was the most sensitive (94% sensitivity), followed by the TCT (human and sheep plasma, 91% and 81% sensitivity respectively) while the DNase test was the least sensitive (75% sensitivity).

With a cut-off of at least 80% sensitivity in the first cohort, 79.6% sensitivity, 66.4% specificity, 14.7% positive predictive value (PPV) and 97.8% negative predictive value of (NPV) for AD were achieved in the test cohort.

About 25% of the population consists of "supertasters" who are three times more sensitive to bitterness and other taste sensations as people with the least taste sensitivity, known as nontasters.

The steady-state concentration of stromal maltopentaose is the most generally sensitive metabolite in the present model, while cytosolic glucosylated arabinogalactan shows the least global sensitivity (not shown).

The Marina Experiment raises many complex issues, not least the sensitivity and controversy of using children in art.