Sentence examples for sensitive to precise from inspiring English sources

As the measured complex field can be numerically propagated into focus, the actual measurements can be optimised for the Raman channel, whose signal quality is highly sensitive to precise focus of the excitation light within the sample, while allowing post-processing calibration of focus in the QPM mode, thereby ensuring sharp images in both channels without complicated setup adjustments.

Median fluorescence and the fraction of double-positive cells was not sensitive to precise positioning of the threshold.

Recent studies suggest that responses to cholinergic innervation can be sensitive to precise (subsecond) timing of cholinergic neuron activity ([ 91, 103] and references therein).

The wild-type T7 genome is close-packed, and although only a few coding sequence overlap, many ribosome-binding sites are in the coding sequence of the upstream gene; such genetic organization may be highly sensitive to precise position effects.

We found that assigning a mutation as (not) having a structural effect is very sensitive to precise structural details; where multiple structures are available for the same protein, one structure may indicate that a mutation has a value just below a cutoff while another structure has a value just above.

It is also possible that EMF works under specific circumstances, but that its effects are highly sensitive to the precise set-up, e.g. signal characteristics (including exact waveform of the electromagnetic field), timing of the EMF treatment, and animal strain.

The magnitude of the effect is nevertheless very sensitive to the precise assumptions made about the workings of the economy.

By making zinfandel, which is pressed from grapes that are particularly sensitive to the precise locale where they are grown, she is aiming to create a portrait of a region, the geologically diverse hills and valleys of Sonoma County.

The first and most troublesome is that the continuing cost of the war is exquisitely sensitive to the precise number of troops in theater at a given time, and President Obama has said that he will remain attuned to the notoriously changeable conditions in Iraq as he carries out his plan.

Our estimates are not sensitive to the precise definition of non-participation.

The V50 velocities were often sensitive to the precise projectile impact location relative to the principal yarns.