Sentence examples for sensitive relation from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the influence of the different process variables (k,ΔP,Vcata,Cin/Cout,Dmol, Sreac) on the reactor productivity and on the optimal bed design can be grouped into a single dimensionless number E. This number also allows to discuss the sensitive relation between the total and the volumetric productivity of single bed reactors in a very general, compact manner.

Their use of pension fund money, however, could complicate America's already sensitive relations with the region.

But the decision also provoked anger about intimidation and censorship, stirring Italy's always sensitive relations between its religious and secular traditions.

The match comes at a time of sensitive relations between the United States and France, given the visible and now-teetering sexual-assault case in New York involving Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who had been considered a candidate for France's presidency.

To this end, he helped support his former pupil Sergei Taneyev, now director of the Moscow Conservatory, by attending student examinations and negotiating the sometimes sensitive relations among various members of the staff.

He helped support his former pupil Sergei Taneyev, who was now director of Moscow Conservatory, by attending student examinations and negotiating the sometimes sensitive relations among various members of the staff.

Is the experimental model sufficiently sensitive in relation to detecting the expected effects?

However, in these kinds of systems the issues of privacy, security and trust are particularly sensitive in relation to matters such as agents' access to patient records, what is acceptable behaviour for an agent in a particular role and the development of trust both between (heterogeneous) agents and between users and agents.

Some reports have found a low sensitivity in the very young.[ 31, 32] However, Aigner et al have shown that bone scans are highly sensitive in relation to very young children.[ 33] It is thought that bone scans are positive within the first week [ 34], and we may have assessed bone scans too early in the disease course.

To be validated as a surrogate measure, any candidate measure for AD must show a unique link to the disease pathophysiology, must be specific and sensitive in relation to clinically diagnosed dementia, and must be able to distinguish degrees of risk in outcomes.

A 1992 report by Britain's National Audit Office, a spending watchdog, has never been released for fear that it would hurt "sensitive international relations".