Sentence examples similar to sensitive to corruption from inspiring English sources
In other words, the DNNs trained with noise injection tend to be less sensitive to noise corruptions.
The disclosures have soured an already uphill German bid, submitted to the International Olympic Committee, which is still sensitive to charges of corruption in the bid process after the scandal that emerged from the selection of Salt Lake City to play host to the 2002 Games.
Cooperation is also more sensitive to punishment in low-corruption scenarios.
However, the evaluation of similarity of most traditional graph construction methods mainly depends on the pair-wise Euclidean distance, while the Euclidean distance is very sensitive to noise and any other corruption of the data samples (Zhuang et al. 2012).
The results show that although the independent effects of level of democracy and control of corruption are sensitive to model specification, these two factors do have an interdependent impact on per capita household electricity consumption: democratization has positive effects on provision of electricity to the general population only when there is a certain level of corruption control in place.
The government is particularly sensitive to blogs that touch on official corruption, relations with China and a Chinese-run bauxite mine that has prompted widespread controversy.
This dynamic and comprehensive "global health anti-corruption" framework can build on existing and future best practices, as well as examine previous corruption case studies to determine appropriate strategies that are sensitive to domestic or regional limitations.
This would allow WHO-UNODC to build on agreed upon global health corruption definitions but tailor them for cultural and infrastructural differences, allowing more effective adoption by individual countries sensitive to the local environment.
