Sentence examples for methods sensitive to from inspiring English sources

Echoing the advocates of deliberative methods sensitive to specific socio-political contexts, we designed the "civic groups forum" method and tested it in 2003 in Taiwan.

Electrochemical characteristics along with a high degree of 13C isotope enrichment enable the application of these graphitic materials in operando studies using methods sensitive to 13C isotope, such as NMR.

Further analyses with complementary methods sensitive to impurities which could account for differences in lifetime would be required to better refine these hypotheses.

The variations of the physics-mechanics rock properties preceding to the failure allows using the different geophysical methods sensitive to such variations with an objective to predict the failure.

To describe the actual structure of glass and nanocrystalline glass-ceramics is necessary to develop alongside conventional methods such as X-ray diffraction, electron or neutron diffraction of high energy synchrotron radiation Raman spectroscopy, infrared spectroscopy, the new experimental methods sensitive to the voids in the structure of glasses.

Functional MR images were acquired in a transverse plane roughly parallel to the bi-commissural line using gradient-echo methods sensitive to deoxyhemoglobin concentration [43].

In addition, a new iodine quantification method sensitive to <0.1% iodine (w/w) was employed to measure bound iodine within intact granular starch.

The stiffness and sintering behavior of freestanding GZO layers were determined using impulse excitation, a test method sensitive to the global stiffness of the ceramic coating.

A potential solution is through a non-technological method, sensitive to the needs of all parties involved, that can sometimes solve the tension between government access and data protection while preventing abuse by service providers.

Early detection of Alzheimer disease is based largely on advances in diagnostic imaging, on the discovery of biomarkers (physiological changes specific to and indicative of a disease), and on the development of methods sensitive enough to measure those biomarkers.

When possible, such studies should employ methods sensitive enough to detect multiple infections.