Sentence examples for more highly sensitive from inspiring English sources
I was considered, not by my own analysis but by others, to be a more highly sensitive child in terms of being aware of other people's emotional situations.
Though Camblong concedes that the privacy challenges will step up as more highly sensitive medical data gets processed in concert.
Meanwhile, Snowden revealed that he has more highly sensitive documents on how the NSA is structured and operates that could harm the U.S. government, but he has insisted that they not be made public, according to journalist Glenn Greenwald.
The larger the absolute value of SC, the more highly sensitive the model is to the parameter or input concerned.
Furthermore, the value of frequency analysis lies in its ability to elucidate the less obvious and, potentially, more highly sensitive terms and it was expected that these terms would occur in abstracts rather than titles.
This increase in fetal androgen activity may also be acting on fetal androgen receptors that are genetically determined to be more highly sensitive (Chamberlain et al., 1994; Urbanek et al., 1999).
Having all three of these features was highly specific 100%, but not very sensitive 22%, whereas having one or more was highly sensitive 93% but lower specificity 64%.
Due to low levels of cancer biomarker antigens in saliva, there is a compelling need to develop a more accurate, highly sensitive, and specific biosensor.
More recently, novel highly sensitive Tg assays (with a functional sensitivity ≤0.1 μg/l) have been developed and are commercially available.
More than 5,000 highly sensitive light detectors are suspended from 86 steel cables embedded in a cubic kilometre of ice below the IceCube laboratory in order to pick up the brief flashes of blue light created as neutrinos very occasionally interact with the ice.
More highly and moderately sensitive areas are observed in Set A, accounting for 339.15 km2 or 72.24% of the total land area compared to Set B with only 259.04 km2 or 55.18% respectively.
