Sentence examples for sensitive to using from inspiring English sources

I chose age 30 as the cut-off to focus on observations of school-leaving age (results are not sensitive to using younger and older age cut-offs).

We can determine the exact polarisation state that each cell is sensitive to using polarisation tomography [28], i.e. sending in the set of states {h,v,d.a,r,l}, measuring the response for each, and using these to calculate Stokes' parameters.

It is shorthand for the restriction on their experience of the internet and for the increasing number of Chinese words that have become too sensitive to use, including many innocuous ones that happen to be homophones for sensitive ones.

Among the questions that the White House did not resolve on Thursday were these: What should be done with terrorists who cannot be tried in American courts, either because evidence against them was obtained by torture or because intelligence is too sensitive to use in court?

The last time I saw my brother I was peeling pistachios for him to eat because the chemo made his feet and fingertips too sensitive to use.

If your skin is too sensitive to use tape on, hold a credit card or other small, straight edged object against your skin at the same angle, instead.

All isolates were sensitive to meropenem using the disc diffusion test (Table  1).

Cells without surface expression of CXCR4 are not sensitive to mobilization using CXCR4 receptor agonists or antagonists.

The imipenem-resistant isolates were multiresistant, but, most (46%) were sensitive to amikacin using the CLSI breakpoint of 4µg/mL.

Mrs. Egri raised him to be thoughtful and sensitive, and to use his talents for the betterment of the world.

Sadly, no existing instrument is sensitive enough to use Dr Meadows's technique in this way.