Sentence examples for relatively more sensitive from inspiring English sources

A sensitivity analysis revealed that the predictions are relatively more sensitive to the equilibrium constant and the mass ratio than to Peclet and modified Sherwood numbers.

Some have argued that the insula and anterior cingulate are relatively more sensitive to the expectation of unpleasant stimuli relative to expecting pleasant or neutral stimuli (Herwig et al. 2007).

But they are relatively more sensitive under the gust disturbance.

Therefore, the performance of the conservative design is relatively more sensitive to the target FLR.

With respect to the effect of equivalence ratio, reactions involving ˙H atoms are relatively more sensitive under fuel-rich conditions while those involving H˙O2 radicals are relatively more sensitive under fuel-lean conditions.

The vesicles from i-FDP behaved relatively more sensitive to acidic environment than those from i-FDI.

However, several barriers for better patient outcomes exist: solid culture needs to be replaced by liquid culture, sensitivity in smear-negative TB is still relatively low and more sensitive rapid diagnostic tests are needed such as the Xpert MTB/RIF assay.

Overall, these results supported the conclusion that many imatinib-resistant Bcr-Abl mutants were relatively or absolutely more sensitive to nilotinib.

It seems that the early historic deforestation and agricultural activities rendered river systems more sensitive to relatively modest changes in climate.

As reported in the literature [ 26, 28- 30], tumors with relatively poor prognostic factors are more sensitive to NC and more likely to achieve pCR.

Overall, RT-PCR was relatively easy to perform and more sensitive than mPCR/RLB, suggesting that it is a useful tool for the diagnosis of bacterial meningitis.