Sentence examples for sensitive to measure from inspiring English sources

Some performance simulations are presented showing that the instrument we have designed will be sufficiently sensitive to measure water vapor in concentrations that are expected at the summer mesopause, about 85 km height.

MCP-Ns seems to be adequate and more sensitive to measure beta dose or mixed beta-gamma dose, however the uncertainty of a single measurement has to be under more careful control compared to MCP-N which have higher repeatability and stability.

And it is very sensitive to measure temperature from 334 to 405 K by using the fluorescence intensity ratio of the NGF1 under excitation power from 322.4 to 66.8 mW/cm2.

Considering that anxiety level may not be so sensitive to measure, especially for those statements describing their anxious states, so we only calculated the results of those reverse scoring statements (No. 1, 2, 5, 8, 10, 11, 15, 16, 19, 20) of the S-AI.

As researchers Amber Stuver and Gaby Gonzalez pointed out to me, when a gravitational wave passes through the detectors, it changes the length of the arms by an amount smaller than the width of an atomic nucleus, but the detector is sufficiently sensitive to measure just such a change.

Although the sensitivity is lower compared to the previous procedure described by Chen, et al. [18], this modified stem-loop RT-PCR method should be enough sensitive to measure the expression of these miRNAs.

Current studies rarely evaluate the peri-implant bone situation using a clearly defined measurement protocol and therefore are often sensitive to measuring errors.

The ISI has adequate psychometric properties and is sensitive to measuring treatment response [ 37].

These domains may be less sensitive to measuring change, or require more intensive or longer treatment for change to occur.

AUDIT response categories allow only crude estimates of consumption, particularly at higher levels, and are sensitive to measuring current problems as opposed to past problems.

This latter result suggests that the Cognitive/Psychological domain may be more sensitive to measuring mood problems in the present sample.