Sentence examples for more or less sensitive from inspiring English sources
This approach identified (i) those macrozones with a greater likelihood of finding parasite populations which are more or less sensitive to the three antiparasitics, (ii) cases in which parasite sensitivity to the different antiparasitics varied within a given macrozone, (iii) differences in sensitivity between females and males and (iv) an important random effect associated with farm.
To see if larger birds were more or less sensitive to risk, we used these two metrics of risk sensitivity in subsequent analyses by regressing body size (length in inches) against each metric.
It has been shown previously that 3D cultures can be more or less sensitive than 2D cultures to compound effects and that these relative sensitivities correlate with compound mechanisms of action.
Our results show that locally recurrent tumours exhibit heterogeneous sensitivities and are different from 'primary' tumour cells in sensitivities to immune cell killing, but they are not necessarily more or less sensitive.
You can choose more or less sensitive settings, and you can choose to include or exclude certain pollsters.
Regions of the tongue are just "very slightly" more or less sensitive to each of the four basic tastes, but they each can sense all of them.
Different versions of a receptor (encoded by genes that have slightly different DNA sequences) can be more or less sensitive to the appropriate hormone.
These are controlled in part physiologically – the abundance and function of our taste buds differ, making us more or less sensitive to tastes – but over time we also get used to certain levels of, say, sweetness and saltiness.
All the current SR algorithms are more or less sensitive to noise and model error.
Results will then be compared in finding which model makes the analysis more or less sensitive to any design parameter.
In later work Carnap introduced systems (the λ systems) in which different predicates could be more or less sensitive to evidence.
