Such a tool should be able to 1) cover a wide range of biotic and abiotic conditions, 2) have growth models sensitive to changing environments, 3) be sensitive to varying forest systems and forest management approaches, and 4) be age-independent and have a high geographical detail.
In the one-way sensitivity analysis the results were sensitive to changing the values of probability of non-resectable disease with direct laparotomy: values in the individual studies included in the Cochrane Review ranged from 0.17 to 0.82 [ 8]; for values <0.36 direct laparatomy had the highest MNB.
For cost sensitive classifiers, changing the cost factor results in a change in the underlying trained models.
For instance, MS is more sensitive and allows obtaining more detailed information while using small sample volume, but is also quite sensitive to changing experimental conditions, and sample preparation is more demanding.
Someone who is more adventurous, or more sensitive to changing market conditions, might look at core-plus funds, he said.
"It could be that some carnivores roam because they are very sensitive to changing prey densities, or some species find roaming pleasurable, so they roam," Dr. Mason said.
It's hardly surprising, then, that the French are becoming increasingly sensitive to changing moods in the Muslim world and especially Algeria.
Corals also have been used for correlation, but further work suggests they were particularly sensitive to changing local environments and thus are poor time indicators.
Readers not so sensitive to changing trends in puffy pirate shirts, mesh muscle T's and gauze caftans may be more amazed at how little has changed after all these years.
Thus, lawmakers have to be sensitive to changing social circumstances.
