Sentence examples for one more sensitive from inspiring English sources

There's no one more sensitive to the needs and quirks of a soloist than another solo traveler.

However, agriculture is gradually changing, moving from an exclusively productive model (highly specialised) to one more sensitive to landscape issues.

Two cutoff scores (one more sensitive for clinical trial design and one more specific for clinical practice and estimating resource utilization) were identified in the derivation cohort and were subsequently validated, with calculation of positive and negative likelihood ratios for both cut-off scores.

In contrast to the native pentamer, it was dissociated by SDS-treatment, suggesting an overall conformation different from the native one, more sensitive to dissociation, consistently with a pentamer lacking one interface, suggested by the model (Fig. 2D).

Transaction 2 D. Sensitive transaction i.e. one which supports one or more sensitive itemsets.

We compared the EST method and the SAGE method to determine which one is more sensitive and to what extent the sensitivity is great for the detection of low-abundance transcripts.

(One imagines that Bill Clinton would have liked a shout-out in the President's victory speech; he didn't get one, though, more sensitive to such things, doubtless would have given one if the roles were reversed).

I think an aggressive Fox News has made the networks more defensive, and no one is more sensitive to criticism than journalists.

The detection limit was found to be one order more sensitive than that employing the WHO recommended protocol.

The Lactate Assay Kit (ref ab65330, Abcam) indeed allows for both measurement techniques, the fluorometric one being more sensitive for low lactate concentrations.

With every passing week, the polls show that the American public is increasingly apprehensive, and no one is more sensitive to the drift of public opinion than a U.S. senator about to face the voters of his state.