Sentence examples for results sensitive from inspiring English sources

A very small template length makes results sensitive to noise while a very large length reduces detection precision.

This makes the final results sensitive both to the choice of the optimization routine and also to the starting values (initial guess) used in the optimization algorithm (see Virmani 2013, among others).

On the contrary, in an unbalanced panel dataset, farms refers to time series of different length and to different periods (e.g. at the beginning or at the end of the considered interval of time) making results sensitive to changes in the composition of the sample of farms over time.

The method is simple (leaf soak extraction process, gel-free, no post-PCR manipulations), rapid (96 tests in less than 3 h from plants sampling to diagnostic results), sensitive (threshold in a range of 104 105 PVY copies), reliable (correctly assigns 42 PVY isolates in their respective group) and allows co-detection of mixed samples containing close to equivalent PVYN and PVYO quantities.

The balance of these opposite selections may make the results sensitive to slight variations in conditions.

How were the age boundaries selected, and are the results sensitive to the boundaries chosen?

"As a result, sensitive data transmitted through the unclassified network or stored on laptop computers were at an increased risk of being compromised".

The resulting sensitive cells/resistant cells ratio was regarded as the donor cells/recipient cells ratio.

However, when day 28 reading resulted in sensitive results, samples were re-read on day 42.

The Tories render him to a black site every time they have to fight an election, and keep him there until the risk of him being clapped eyes on is no longer result-sensitive.

In one-way sensitivity analyses, results were sensitive to changes in HIV incidence.