Sentence examples for sensitive to variability from inspiring English sources

The use of an aggregate marker such as the diabetes marker (Table 2), which is less sensitive to variability of spot measurements in individual variables, captures many more potential associations than either method using a single marker; but prudent follow-up should include consideration of the associations seen with each marker individually.

The dispersive influx is sensitive to variability in the plume mixing zone width.

In comparison, non-informed participants appeared to be more risk-averse and less sensitive to variability.

Dust provenance studies have shown that dust emission, transport and deposition are highly sensitive to variability in climate.

Increasingly, transnational food retailers (supermarkets) occupy a critical point in the chain, which makes them highly sensitive to variability in supply, and able to encourage change of practice across large areas.

RESULTS: Using current hospital charges, the model is sensitive to variability in the complication rate with a breakpoint of 17.7%.

Robust design aims to achieve a state of robustness so that the performance of a design is least sensitive to the variability of uncertain variables.

Abundance of wild fish stocks is expected to decline further in the future with the added stress imposed by climate variability and habitat alteration, particularly for heavily over-fished stocks that are more sensitive to climate variability (Worm and Myers 2004).

Moreover, in semi-arid environments the hydrological system is highly sensitive to climate variability and change.

As a result, MCC transport infrastructure projects are sensitive to cost variability.

Previous studies have documented that local rainfall δ18O is more sensitive to ENSO variability than local rainfall amount in the western tropical Pacific27,28,29,31, given the appreciable spatial and temporal averaging inherent in the rainfall δ18O variations.