Sentence examples for scarcely sensitive from inspiring English sources
Experiments and FE predictions are found in good agreement and allow concluding that the impulse imparted to double hulls by underwater explosions can be dramatically reduced by employing the sandwich construction of the outer skin; such reductions are scarcely sensitive to the thickness of the water layer.
appear more related to the neuron age than to the axon growth mode and are scarcely sensitive to culture conditions, indicating that the neuritic pattern expressed in vitro is largely determined by intrinsic stage-specific neuronal properties.
The ELISA test for the identification of E. multilocularis coproantigens is scarcely sensitive and specific [ 23, 25].
"Sonata No. 5" (1970), a four-part pas de deux danced (by Ms. Magnicaballi and Mr. Cook) to Bach's music for violin and keyboard of that title, shows Béjart at his least exaggerated and sensationalist, though scarcely musically sensitive.
69 This method is highly sensitive, but scarcely specific; whereas measuring subcutaneous fetal fat tissue has proved to be both sensitive and specific.
His first poems were influenced by the Parnassian revival of classical tradition, and, though scarcely original, they revealed a sensitive stylist who was already cynical about human institutions.
Although an effective treatment is available, diagnostic methods such as sputum smear and sputum culture are not sensitive enough and facilities for culture are scarcely available in LMICs [ 3].
Now scarcely 10 per cent are.
Mr. Tanimoto scarcely answered.
