Sentence examples for sensitive to interventions from inspiring English sources
Structural integrity control becomes highly sensitive to interventions under a potential loss of structural integrity when it comes to offshore oil and gas production and process facilities.
Thus, it was hypothesized that shorter EIPs would lead C* to be less sensitive to interventions that affect survival.
Research shows that the ACIC appears sensitive to interventions across chronic illnesses and helps teams focus their efforts on adopting evidence-based chronic care changes.
The VAS, was included as a second pain measure since it has been shown to be sensitive to interventions that alter the sensory experience of pain [ 50].
CCT programs may be less effective at improving outcomes like diarrhea or physical functioning, as they may be more sensitive to interventions like improved sanitation and better built environments.
As expected, the impacts of the simulated interventions are sensitive to intervention coverage, although this relationship is not linear.
Furthermore, it seems that VOT reflects severity of illness and is sensitive to intervention with activated protein C [ 8, 11].
Daily monitoring has previously been shown to be an efficient and sensitive way of evaluating emotional reactions during fertility treatment [ 2, 9] and to be sensitive to intervention effects during ART [ 22].
This evidence is not conclusive, but hints that infections between children and from children to adults might have been a leading driver of disease dynamics—and also most sensitive to intervention.
Given the current background of the very limited efficacy of nutritional interventions in the −9 to 24 mo window, it is important that an excessive focus on the first 1000 d does not inhibit efforts to examine other life stages that may be more sensitive to intervention.
This question is one of three questions in the "PSA is a Decision" score (alpha 0.76), is highly correlated with overall scale results [ 24], and was been shown to be sensitive to intervention effects in community study of PSA decision making that was conducted by our research team.
