Sentence examples for a unique sensitivity from inspiring English sources

More than just a great writer of the blitz, she is the supreme mid-century anatomist of the heart, with a unique sensitivity to the lives of ordinary English men and women in extremis.

The model is a modified version of the original model developed by Kirchner in 2009 which uses a unique sensitivity function, g(Q) to represent the relation between rate of flow recession and the instantaneous flow rate.

The subtropical zone is subdivided into two distinct regions, the lowland (Machar and Sudd marshes), and the highland area (Blue Nile Basin), where each area has a unique sensitivity.

Here are my humble suggestions regarding the two foregoing presidential initiatives: 1) Since descendants of genocide victims have a unique sensitivity regarding acts of mass violence, Pres.

Although not rigorously reported in the literature, there has been a concern about a unique sensitivity of dogs to rapamycin [24], [25].

The only other unbalanced karyotype was observed in one line with an intercalary deletion of chromosome 13, in band q21 (Table 1), suggesting a unique sensitivity of chromosomes 7 and 19 to trisomy.

The U.S. official told HuffPost that a two-day delay in publicly identifying Woods and Doherty was a consequence of the unique sensitivity of determining whether they would be outed as CIA agents, or if the State Department would claim the two as theirs.

In conclusion, our data indicate that the hypersensitivity of TGCT cells is a result of their unique sensitivity to p53 activation.

In sum, our data indicate that hypersensitivity of TGCT is a result of their unique sensitivity to the pro-apoptotic effects of p53, which is lost upon differentiation.

Here, the designers discuss Bawa's unique sensitivity to a building's surroundings and intuitive understanding of what flows.

In this paper, a unique minimum sensitivity design approach is proposed that eliminates the formation of seams without affecting the finishes microstructure.