Sentence examples for slightly sensitive to from inspiring English sources
Although all sensitivity analyses gave broadly consistent results, our unstratified estimates were slightly sensitive to the minimal requested number of CD4+ cell counts, with faster progression inferred when including individuals with few CD4+ measurements (see Table S4).
The r-value is slightly sensitive to the strain rate.
A study of relaxation was also performed, which showed that these materials are slightly sensitive to deformation rate.
Our results are thus slightly sensitive to which fiber modes the pump is injected and on how the fiber is held (typically straight or wound fiber).
According to Figs. 20 and 21, the selling price and total profit are slightly sensitive to the changes in values of parameter ( gamma ) that is negligible.
As seen, generation of electricity is only slightly sensitive to regional placement and varies because of the different solar radiation levels regionally.
The results show (W_{1}^), (P_{1}^) and (pi_{m1}) are consumedly sensitive respect to the changes in parameters (beta_{11}) and (beta_{22}), while (W_{2}^), (P_{2}^) and (pi_{m2}) are slightly sensitive respect to the changes in value of (beta_{11}) and (beta_{22}).
Norepinephrine-induced contraction of vessels isolated from 20-month-old WKY rats were slightly more sensitive to norepinephrine and reached slightly higher maximal contraction values as compared to adult and aged WKY rats.
TSU-Pr1 cells were slightly less and the LNCaP cell line was slightly more sensitive to the treatment.
However, the ignition delay time of MF is slightly more sensitive to temperature, compared to DMF, and a crossover temperature Tc2 was observed, below which DMF preserves a slightly higher reactivity.
Reduction of phosphorylation of pS6 (s235/236) and 4EBP-1 (t37/46) was slightly slower, with complete inhibition being detected in TamR cells after 30 minutes of AZD8055 treatment, although p4EBP-1 waslightlylessesensitiveive to inhibition in MCF7-X cells.
