Sentence examples for sensitive to fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Food stamps have been more sensitive to fluctuations in the economy.

Sensitive to fluctuations in continental politics, he was a "European" who hoped for peace and unity.

However, these experimental findings and corresponding model fits provided only indirect evidence that subjects were sensitive to fluctuations in internal confidence when building global SPEs.

The incomes of middle-class and poor people are more sensitive to fluctuations in employment and growth than they are to fluctuations in inflation.

Proximation to the East Asian summer monsoon limit makes this desert sensitive to fluctuations of monsoonal intensity.

Thus in case of large α the system is more sensitive to fluctuations because the evolution of the system does not take place far enough from the bottom of the TES valley.

Economically, the province has always been heavily dependent on the exportation of its agricultural and mineral products and is thus peculiarly sensitive to fluctuations in world markets beyond its own or even Canada's control.

Aeolian dune field development in coastal and semi-arid environments is a function of complex ecogeomorphic interactions which are sensitive to fluctuations in climatic and environmental conditions.

We also find that if the payments are spatially restricted, the AES parcels are less sensitive to fluctuations in output prices.

However, systems with combined technologies are less sensitive to fluctuations in fuel prices, specifically the SWH system, compared to technologies based on conventional fuels.

This technique is sensitive to fluctuations of the refractive index of gases resulting from density and composition changes along the laser beam intersecting the reacting flow.