Sentence examples for sensitive to manipulation from inspiring English sources
Measures, except Beauty, were sensitive to manipulation of web design.
That would also be much less sensitive to manipulation by speculators — and the types of extremes that have led to our country's recent undoing.
While Cochran and Wood (1984) observed a correlation between CSR and firms' financial performance, Dechow et al. (1995) and Orlitzky et al. (2003) contend that measures such as ROA are sensitive to manipulation by the management of the firm.
Thus, in the absence of Fra, commissure formation, but not AEP defects, appears to be particularly sensitive to manipulation of actin-based processes.
Electronic stethoscopes are, however, sensitive to manipulation artefacts as well as electronic and ambient noise.
AMT1 3 activity was extremely sensitive to manipulation of loops 7 8 and 9 10 or the cytosolic C-terminus.
The finding that different strains were differentially sensitive to manipulations of endocytic routes suggests that slight differences in the uptake mechanisms of different strains exist.
This study was designed to examine the effects of early postnatal injection of PCP on later acquisition and performance of a delayed spatial alternation task, a procedure that is sensitive to manipulations of the prefrontal cortex.
The present study was designed to evaluate the long-term effects of elevating acyl-ghrelin levels, albeit within the physiological range, on the number of new adult born neurons in the dentate gyrus (DG) and performance on the Spontaneous Location Recognition (SLR) task, previously shown to be DG-dependent and sensitive to manipulations of plasticity mechanisms and cell proliferation.
The present study was designed to identify the region/site(s) where 5-HT exerts anticonvulsant effects in the GEPR-9, a model in which sound-evoked generalized tonic clonic seizures (GTCS) are highly sensitive to manipulations in 5-HT concentration.
Fixation durations and saccade lengths can be very sensitive to manipulations of comprehension in reading at both local and global levels (Rayner, 1998), what is currently being fixated in scenes (Henderson & Pierce ,2008; Henderson & Smith, 2009), and manipulations of task in dynamic scenes (Smith & Mital, 2013).
