Sentence examples for somewhat sensitive and from inspiring English sources

"That particular topic is somewhat sensitive, and people have trouble talking to their doctors about those issues so they turn to the internet for advice," Wilson told VICE.

Many of the issues raised by these students are somewhat sensitive and may be especially difficult to challenge.

Applying the sensitivity analysis to weights, the vulnerability hotspots were somewhat sensitive to the age and height criteria of buildings.

We also tested the effect of pH and temperature and found that although the magnitudes of intensity quenching in TrIQ and TyrIQ are somewhat sensitive to different pH values and temperatures, the effects of these parameters on the relative contribution of different components of quenching (static, dynamic, and unquenched) are not substantial.

They grew slowly at 30 °C, failed to grow at 16 °C and 37 °C and were somewhat sensitive to 6-azauracil (shown in Figure 5A for the FL-M9 strain).

The morphology map is somewhat sensitive to fluoride concentration and electrode rotation rate.

The ability to remove mass is somewhat sensitive to the porosity and effective matrix diffusion coefficient over the range of expected values.

In vitro digestion studies showed that P22sTsp was sensitive to pepsin and somewhat sensitive to chymotrypsin.

Results of this analysis were sensitive to parameters chosen for the empirical Bayesian estimates of dispersion and somewhat sensitive to exclusion of reads that mapped to multiple reference sequences.

Obtaining the desired behaviour is undertaken through a trial and error process, as the system behaviour is somewhat sensitive to the spring parameters k n and k s (and the ratio between them).

Because of the fuzziness of any dichotomous graduate job classifier, the number of occupations crossing the threshold is inevitably somewhat sensitive, both to sampling variation and to choice of clustering technique.