Sentence examples for a more sensitive time from inspiring English sources
But the latest dome delay could not have come at a more sensitive time.
The change of leadership could not have come at a more sensitive time for the nation's largest public school system.
Not only is Hunt Oil the first American oil company to operate in Iraq since the 2003 war, but it could not have picked a more sensitive time to flout the central governments wishes and further legitimize Kurdish separatism.
CIFF's 2012 edition could not have been scheduled for a more sensitive time — November, the same month that China's new rulers were announced at a Communist Party congress.
This implies 72 hours post infection is a more sensitive time point for determination of transduction efficiency, rather than earlier timepoints.
The current findings provide a novel observation that suggests it is the school-age years, when contrasted with the preschool years, which appear to be a more sensitive time for exposure to milder forms of adversity, or suboptimal family environments.
"The next one or two months will be the peak of violence in Afghanistan, but this year it happens at a much more sensitive time".
Compared to the MAGIC method, the proposed method was more sensitive, time saving and easy for on-line analysis.
Despite the growing knowledge on the effects of maternal exposure to PM and the effects on the birth outcome, there are still considerable knowledge gaps regarding more sensitive time periods during pregnancy, making preventive actions harder to accomplish (28).
As a result of the heterogeneity of genetic biomarker expression in blood, a multi-marker assay is regarded as more sensitive, time-saving, and cost-effective than a single-marker assay (Yeh et al, 2006; Allan and Keeney, 2010).
The PCR procedures can overcome the obstacles of culturing fastidious organisms, and may offer a more sensitive and time efficient method for evaluating middle ear effusions.
