Sentence examples for sensitive to changing from inspiring English sources

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.

MIT study finds phytoplankton are extremely sensitive to changing levels of desert dust.

Phytoplankton shown to be extremely sensitive to changing levels of desert dust containing iron.

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.

In the mid-latitudes, temperate trees are likely to expand in South America, South Africa, and East Asia, showing sensitive responses to changing climates for the latter part of the 21st century.

Since GABA inhibition is known to be sensitive to the changing ovarian steroid levels in the prepartum period (Biggio et al., 2009), it is possible that the changing expression of fos at D16 and D19 may reflect an underlying GABAergic regulation of maternal reactivity in the pregnant rat as it does later in lactation (Lee and Gammie, 2007).

Grown in tropical regions at a higher altitude, it is especially sensitive to a changing climate.

As a result, most of those polarizing ad characters were banished when marketers — becoming more sensitive to the changing attitudes of consumers — realized they were no longer appropriate.

SINGAPORE — HAVING lived and worked abroad for many years, I'm sensitive to the changing ways that foreigners look at America.