For example, in genome resequencing, the primary objective is the sensitive and accurate identification of various forms of sequence variants.
All of these complexes are hydrolytically sensitive, forming oxo-bridged dinuclear species upon partial hydrolysis.
Distributing actual fake newspapers during a time when the president calls media outlets like the Washington Post "fake news" may be a sensitive form of activism, but Kauffman said Trump's comments on the media did not deter them.
There is less overt homophobia, sexism or racism (and much more racial intermarriage) in Britain than 30 years ago and racial discrimination is the most politically sensitive form of unfairness.
The three undergraduates are the depressed, aggressive, sensitive Dean John Magaroo), who forms a bond with Jesse over their dangerous attachment to David Foster Wallace's mammoth novel Infinite Jest; the eccentric Nat (Zac Efron), pirouetting on the edge of madness; and, above all, the precocious, supremely sane 19-year-old Zibby, so eager to grasp life and make sense of art.
RT 112 cancer cells were the most sensitive to both forms, whereas MDA MB 231 breast cancer cells were the most resistant ones.
This study demonstrates that the magnitudes of the resulting numerical errors are sensitive to the form of the equations considered, and suggests an optimal form to minimize these errors.
Results are sensitive to the form of the standard and to assumptions about background ozone levels.
A stricter set of conditions and a higher standard of oversight are applied to the processing of sensitive forms of data.
At that time, the analytical methods available were not very sensitive so this form (25-hydroxy-vitamin D) was the only form that was measurable with confidence.
