Sentence examples for susceptible to changes in the from inspiring English sources
An analysis of the model's susceptibility to variations in rheological properties indicates that the model is sensitive to changes in the values of the elastic modulus, flow limit and flow index, but it is less susceptible to changes in the consistency index.
The use of multiple blocks makes the estimation susceptible to changes in the channel or the CFO.
Generally in all the study at different places, a-Si technology found to be most susceptible to changes in the spectral variation compared to other technologies.
The problem of unbalanced voltages is more pronounced in autonomous generation as the micro-grid is weak and more susceptible to changes in the load current.
Small-scale private enterprises are also in a relatively unstable environment of policy and law and are relatively more susceptible to changes in the power sector and policies.
Probably, he says, the ice is more susceptible to changes in the ground's volume produced by the Rayleigh waves as they compress and expand the crust.
These factors make the TIS cavity more susceptible to changes in conditions on the continental shelf.
Other limitations include the different case definitions employed in different outbreaks and that the method used to calculate the effective reproduction numbers is susceptible to changes in reporting during the outbreak (as most methods are).
With focusing optics less susceptible to changes in observing conditions, the observing duty cycle can be maintained high.
CSFB said, "While relying on comparative valuation is always dangerous, particularly in a space as susceptible to changes in sentiment as the Internet sector, from a comparative valuation standpoint eBay is currently trading near the multiples of Yahoo! and Amazon.com on a 2006 enterprise value/earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization basis".
Because they are shallower, less saline, and have lower alkalinity [12], estuaries and coastal marine habitats are more susceptible to changes in pH than the open ocean.
