Sentence examples for sensitive to the extent from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analysis performed in the Appendix shows that the model results are sensitive to the extent that infectivity is reduced after diagnosis, because of behaviour change by the diagnosed individual.

From his correspondence it seems his religious beliefs never reached a fixed position, but he was sensitive to the extent to which his ideas could upset others.

The spectra were highly sensitive to the extent of organic matter decomposition, enabling the ordination of organic (Oi, Oe and Oa) horizons.

This interruption is highly sensitive to the extent of involvement of both attentional control and the level of threat associated with the sensation.

Mechanical property tests showed that the yield stress and tensile strength of the blend are dominated by PEEK and the degree of crystallinity, while the modulus is more sensitive to the extent of plasticization.

It is concluded that intramolecular reaction cannot be simply neglected in the grafting system, since gel point and weight-average molecular weight are fairly sensitive to the extent of intramolecular reaction.

In order to reduce the effects of local topography, we further analyze these data by numerically extracting the local frequency of the A1g vibrational mode, which is sensitive to the local extent of lithiation, and producing spatial maps of the local frequency of the A1g mode.

To assess how a source localization method could be sensitive to the spatial extent of the underlying generator, AUC metric was adapted by (Grova et al. 2006) to fit the context of a distributed source model, in order to take into account that there are quite more inactive dipolar sources than active sources in our simulation schemes.

Several studies have criticised the use of AUC as a single metric for assessing performance because AUC is sensitive to the total spatial extent of the model [35], [36].

Alterations in gene expression in peripheral blood cells have been shown to be sensitive to the presence and extent of coronary artery disease (CAD).

These findings show that Hsp72 is found in the urine of ischemic rats and its urinary detection is adequately sensitive to assess the extent of tubular injury.