Sentence examples for reasonably insensitive from inspiring English sources
The resulting device is robust and reasonably insensitive to heat.To use it, you press it against someone's skin (possibly your own).
Our procedure allows the practitioners to incorporate a restricted parameter space into the reliability analysis, and it is reasonably insensitive to small disturbances in the prior information.
This demonstrates that the capture method is reasonably insensitive to human numts.
This suggests that parameter values such as maturation and degradation rates for Gemini are reasonably insensitive to changes in promoter activity.
For the environmental impact ranks (absolute and proportional), countries were removed if three or more indices contained no data; the final ranking was reasonably insensitive to the choice of the number of missing values allowed (Tables S1, S2, S3).
Sensitivity analyses showed the results to be reasonably insensitive to variability in key assumptions and variables.
It previously has been shown that this measure is reasonably specific, although somewhat insensitive, because the diagnosis of diabetes requires clinic contact and testing (6, 20– 20).
NTO (5-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-3-one) was chosen for these experiments because of its potential utility as a reasonably energetic, but very insensitive, explosive.
The 3D radial KWIC sequence may be able to provide useful motion-insensitive data for dynamic MR imaging, that is, time-resolved subframe images, with reasonably high temporal (approximately 3 5 seconds) and spatial resolution [ 15, 19– 219.
Johnson and Manning (1986) showed that the steep decrease in conductivity was reasonably well described with an average coordination number slightly greater than 2, and that the calculated values are insensitive to variations of Z in the range 2 < Z < 2.5.
