Sentence examples for sensitive to this influence from inspiring English sources

"Especially boys aged 12 to 15 are very sensitive to this influence.

Reichler and his colleagues cite a specific area of the North Atlantic, just south of Greenland, as being particularly sensitive to this influence.

This population may be more sensitive to the influence of folic acid.

When Davey Johnson managed the Mets in the late 1980's, he was particularly sensitive to the influence that pitchers had on their other teammates.

Moreover, we show that the winter streamflow is very sensitive to the influence of winter temperatures.

Generally, the proxy data networks become sparser back in time and the reconstructed variance is increasingly sensitive to the influence of individual proxy records.

It was shown that the resistivity of previously irradiated samples of "electronic" silicon is only slightly sensitive to the influence of uniaxial compression at certain deformation rate.

BCG appears to be sensitive to the influence of preexisting immune responses to antigens shared by some strains of NTM [ 51].

One reason for this variability may be that some disease genes are more heavily reliant upon genetic regulation, and are therefore likely to be more sensitive to the influence of polymorphic variation within promoter regions.

As the testes are particularly sensitive to the influence of external factors, even transient ones, minor episodes of ischaemia may lead to functional disturbances [ 1– 3].

But a judgment on the myriad economic complexities of costs of living, poverty traps and the value of wages, not to mention widespread confusion about true levels of benefits, make this particular question exceptionally sensitive to psychological influence and cognitive bias or, more bluntly, propaganda.