Examples of using Sensitive to changes in English and their translations into Spanish
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People who want to be the first to possess the new item are typically not as sensitive to changes in prices and are willing to pay high prices.
which means that they are very sensitive to changes in voltage and movement of ions.
ecological characteristics that make them extremely sensitive to changes in their environment.
therefore much more sensitive to changes in investor sentiment.
and is sensitive to changes in policies, programmes and institutions.
Beekeepers work with live material that is very sensitive to changes, and one of the main consequences observed in their beehives is the nutritional imbalance suffered by bee colonies.
Because printed output from the printer is very sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity,
One explanation is that SMEs are more sensitive to changes in tariffs than large firms,
The Unit is sensitive to changes in community behaviour,
It is however sensitive to changes in grading and drainage;
Mr Dunn asked whether the depletion level in SSB in the CASAL model was sensitive to changes in the maturity ogive;
Fish and other aquatic species are sensitive to changes in water flows,
because our bike is quite sensitive to changes in temperature or the condition of the asphalt.
Process indicators are more sensitive to changes than outcome indicators
the Atkinson becomes more sensitive to changes in the upper end of the income distribution.
These indicators are very sensitive to changes in inequality, which is also reflected in the Table below, which indicates that
The Working Group noted that penguins are particularly sensitive to changes in krill 197 availability
Smaller companies can be particularly sensitive to changes in economic conditions
This has particularly been the case for our commodity-based export industries which are highly sensitive to changes in market conditions
the results of adjustment programmes are sensitive to changes in external variables over which policy makers in developing countries have little control.