Sentence examples for slightly more sensitive from inspiring English sources

When compared to CC, R-Mix was slightly more sensitive than three cell lines (four tubes) used in CC but it was several days faster.

Available data support the conclusion that rats exhibit a similar sensitivity to EE2 compared to humans, or are slightly more sensitive.

Do SF writers have, as it were, slightly more sensitive antennae to changes in society?

The thinner materials are slightly more sensitive, he said, but the tradeoff is reduced storage density.

XRCC1 null cells were slightly more sensitive to SIN-1 than wild-type cells.

The ITS1 PCR proved to be slightly more sensitive and more practical than the mini-exon.

In addition, global responses are slightly more sensitive to material parameters of pile than the parameters of frozen soil.

This latter measure proved to be slightly more sensitive than the former, suggesting individual differences in susceptibility to Pb neurotoxicity.

Predictions based on not having met one of the researchers were less specific though they were slightly more sensitive (sensitivity and specificity: 0.64 and 0.52).

Although the capping in cells from elderly subjects was slightly more sensitive to azide, no statistical difference was found.

These species are slightly more sensitive than P. sulcata; they were first found with some single individuals in a few areas measured in Wetzlar in 1995.