Sentence examples for are sensitive to modification from inspiring English sources
Mass spectrometry can complement high throughput immunohistochemical detection methods, which are sensitive to modification context [ 16], in this effort.
In addition, the study addressed the question of whether or not osteoblasts are sensitive to modifications in substrate microarchitecture and if they respond to osteotropic hormones in a sex-specific manner.
Previous studies demonstrated that the position of the maximum emission and the Gp value of Laurdan are sensitive to modifications of physicochemical properties in the microenvironment surrounding the probe.
The geometrical capacitance is sensitive to modification in the dielectric constant and thickness variations of the active layer, probing nano- and microscale morphology domain.
We hypothesized that if ROS-related processes were sensitive to modification by selection via their putative relationship to cell elongation [ 33, 34], then, and in contrast to the expectation for wild polyploids, domesticated varieties of the polyploid species would be expected to exhibit evidence of this at the gene expression level.
The tricyclic quinoxalinone class is sensitive to modifications of both the amine substituent and the tricyclic core.
The numerical results show that the M-integral is sensitive to modifications of the remote electric loading and microcrack configuration, and provides a natural description of the growth and nucleation of microcracks below the interface of piezoelectric bimaterial solids.
Still, it may raise questions because the data themselves appear to be sensitive to modifications which lead not to the loss of periodic signatures but rather to their amplification.
Several other enzymes are known[ 2– 4] where the turnover rate is sensitive to modifications in the enzyme's conformational distribution.
elastic recovery and forced ductility, Superpave performance grade plus tests, are sensitive to polymer modification but are time intensive and costly.
CI also contains subunits that are sensitive to oxidative modification.
