Sentence examples for sensitive to range from inspiring English sources

This was done in order to determine if raters were sensitive to range, accuracy or sophistication when rating writing for lexis.

Gaseous components or gasborne particles in flows are often sensitive to mid range temperatures, whereby unintended side products or aggregated particles develop during cooling processes.

The human ear is sensitive to sounds ranging in frequency from 20 hertz to 20 kilohertz.

Studies of the electrical potentials in the ear of Caiman crocodilus show that it is sensitive to frequencies ranging from 20 to 15,000 hertz.

Plants are sensitive to light ranging from UV (280 400 nm) to far-red light (700 800 nm).

These compounds behave as surfactants, forming micelles of 5 24 nm, with the critical micellar concentration (CMC) being as expected sensitive to pH ranging from 0.05 to 1.5 mM.

Unlike the existing algorithms, it is no longer sensitive to the baseline to range ratio, even when the baseline is equal to the range.

Some women say that they hope that having more women will make colleges more sensitive to a range of issues, particularly those involving the family.

They argue that humans are naturally sensitive to this range of (sometimes competing) moral issues as a result of biological and cultural evolution.

In addition, members said, they were sold on the machines because state officials and representatives from the companies said they would be more sensitive to a range of pollutants, resulting in more repair work for the garages that had them.

But there is no evidence that the other drugs are any less effective, said Dr. Sandra Kweder of the F.D.A. Dr. David Fleming, deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said yesterday that the strain of anthrax found in Washington was "sensitive to the range of antibiotics that are used to prevent or treat anthrax".