Sentence examples for still more sensitive from inspiring English sources

The human nose, however, is still more sensitive than any machine yet invented.

Project ORION would detect so-called "risk objects", 1cm to 10cm in size which are invisible to Space Command's radar by using a still more sensitive radar.

Still more sensitive tests, as originally devised by the Hungarian physicist Roland, baron von Eötvös (1890), and repeated several times since, have demonstrated clearly that the accelerations of different bodies in a given gravitational environment are identical within a few parts in 1012.

However, FAT1-depleted cells were still more sensitive to TRAIL regardless of their adherence status (Fig 6A).

In any case, our approach is still more sensitive than a cultivation-based approach, since most clonal types escape cultivation efforts anyway due to their low abundances [ 2].

In Figure 10d, the performances of all algorithms are similar between LS and LLS-like algorithms, but LS is still more sensitive than other algorithms.

However, more sensitive applications still suffer from intrinsic disturbances of the cryocooler.

The results show that improving construct design by uniformly representing quenching parameters partially equalizes parameter sensitivities, however, quenching parameters still remain more sensitive than repressor-repressor cooperativity parameters.

However, the AUDIT questionnaire is still the more sensitive instrument (92% versus 75%), even if it takes more time to complete.

Concerning the game's playability, the Japanese release was judged "impossible to play" by GameSpot and IGN, which both felt the Western versions were an improvement, even though the game was still "far more sensitive than it ought to be".

As shown in Figure 5, HT1080 is still relatively more sensitive to cisplatin treatment than SJSA.