Sentence examples for somewhat more sensitive from inspiring English sources

It is also somewhat more sensitive, with peak sensitivity at 600 nm (0.57 quantal efficiency).

BAL culture was somewhat more sensitive than qPCR in detecting IPA (sensitivity 84.6%%) and had high specificity (100%).

I would rather have someone that is somewhat more sensitive to all sides".

Europeans are — at least on the surface — somewhat more sensitive to environmental issues than Americans.

Elongation of non-fruiting branches was only decreased by shading during the early spring FS period, when vegetative growth was somewhat more sensitive to shading than fruit growth.

BERLIN — As a company rooted in Nazi Germany, German car manufacturer Volkswagen might be expected to have a somewhat more sensitive approach to ethics than its competitors.

We showed that this I-ELISA kit was slightly more sensitive than the CFT, but somewhat less specific.

The diplomats point of vie may prevail in Tin Pan Alley, where it is espoused by lyricists with padded shoulders, but we would like to think that the Foreign Service had a somewhat loftier and more sensitive attitude toward love.

I do not believe he was the nemesis of Ann Hark; they knew one another well enough, although his approach to the culture was entirely different, somewhat nostalgic but much more sensitive, much more in tune with the real roots of the Pennsylvania Dutch people, and he was deeply alarmed by the manner in which the Amish and other plain sects were being subsumed as the only symbol of who we are.

These cancers might be somewhat more "angiogenesis-dependent" and therefore more sensitive to VEGF withdrawal caused by bevacizumab.

Diagnosis was best predicted by a combination of tLat and tFit, which was more sensitive but somewhat less specific than the combination of cLat and cAmp (sensitivity: 72 vs. 61, specificity: 87 vs. 92; YI: 0.60 vs. 0.53).