Sentence examples for sensitive to appropriate from inspiring English sources

Be sensitive to appropriate written and audiovisual content.

The simulation study showed that the overall depth-control performance is sensitive to appropriate tuning of controller gains, selection of sampling period and application of dead bands.

Different versions of a receptor (encoded by genes that have slightly different DNA sequences) can be more or less sensitive to the appropriate hormone.

Several compatibilists have suggested that freely willed actions issue from volitional features of agency that are sensitive to an appropriate range of reasons (e.g., Dennett, 1984a; Fingarette, 1972; Gert and Duggan, 1979; Glover, 1970; MacIntyre, 1957; Neely, 1974; and Nozick, 1981).

Agreement was also sought verbally from the child in a non-coercive manner by the RA, who as a Venda male was sensitive to culturally appropriate ways to interact with the children.

The proposed SLE Responder Index, although used in the belimumab studies [ 61, 62], has never been validated or shown to be reliable or sensitive to change or appropriate for wide use when evaluating efficacy with other investigational agents.

"We have to be careful not to be exploitative, to be sensitive to what's appropriate in the setting of a public museum".

As a result, we believe that the adoption of our thresholding methods of choice, which is maximally sensitive to widespread signals is appropriate.

"They were very sensitive to us and offered an appropriate price for the market conditions".

We need an approach which is appropriate and sensitive to those glorious restrictions, not one that circumvents them with individually wrapped aubergines.

What the Conference of Mayors resolved seems appropriate — and sensitive to the reality that public attitudes toward marijuana are liberalizing rapidly.