Meanings of greater sensitivity in English

However, transistors offer the possibility of much greater sensitivity to small perturbations.

Some of Washington's partners have shown even greater sensitivity to insider attacks.

Then the matter will be handled with greater sensitivity-I meant, polite incompetence.

This apparently reflects the greater sensitivity of the liver to glucagon.

Preliminary results suggest greater sensitivity of the microsphere-flow cytometric method over the other method.

In striking contrast, the betaIII-tubulin-overexpressing cell line showed greater sensitivity to all four taccalonolides.

These results suggest that gPPI may have greater sensitivity and specificity than standard implementation in SPM.

The interdict now creates an equal playing field where greater sensitivity regarding the matter may develop.

The cation exchange method showed greater sensitivity and tolerance to low pH samples than the reversed phase method.

If greater sensitivity and specificity are required, hybridization with 32P- or alkaline phosphatase-labeled oligonucleotide probes can be used.

The existing literature on experimentally induced pain indicates that there are sex differences, with females displaying greater sensitivity.

Male animals display greater sensitivity to ischemic injury than do their female counterparts; however, the underlying mechanism is unclear.

However, adjustment to changing reinforcer ratios was faster, and reached greater sensitivity values, when overall reinforcer rate was higher.

Post hoc comparisons failed to detect greater sensitivity to amphetamine among subjects characterized by different personality and physiological traits.

It has greater sensitivity for identifying those with possible anxiety disorders than it does for those with depressive disorders.

Both SKBR3-L and HCC1954-L cells showed greater sensitivity to obatoclax-induced apoptosis than parental cells.