Sentence examples for more sensitively to from inspiring English sources

Listen more sensitively to what people are trying to tell you about yourself.

Long-term maturities tend to react more sensitively to signs that inflation may accelerate.

Total, organic and labile soil carbon fractions were used to indicate different aspects of soil function, with the more active (labile) components reacting more sensitively to changes in land management.

In 1998, the children were younger and may have reacted more sensitively to the novel situation associated with neurophysiological recording.

In other words: when CVT is less crucial to firm productivity, employers might react more sensitively to changes in turnover.

On stage, the lighting will be arranged more sensitively to spare at least some of the actors' blushes.

The speech experiment shows that the acceptability for the same amount of absolute change decreased with an increase in speaking rate, i.e., the listeners more sensitively responded to the same absolute duration change when the speaking rate was fast than when it was slow.

So far, two studies reported females to respond more sensitively than males to chemosensory anxiety signals [13], [20], whereas other studies did not find any gender differences [11], [12], [15].

Concerns mentioned by community members about caesarean deliveries and repair of genital tears need to be more sensitively handled by providers to allay women's fears about such procedures and to explain why they are performed (e.g., repair of major cervical tears to prevent severe post partum haemorrhage).

It may also reflect a selection of personality traits that liberal arts students may react more sensitively and emotionally to events and stressors than their counterpart students studying other subjects.

The fact that women react more sensitively than men to dissection-room experiences may have long-term consequences for one of the central issues in medicine today, the feminisation of the profession.