Sentence examples for be adequately sensitive to from inspiring English sources
Ex vivo, UAS-GFP cells transduced with Gal4-RARA-IC or Gal4-RARG-IC responded to subnanomolar concentrations of ATRA, and in vivo, a short course of 50 μg ATRA was adequate to induce GFP response in all measured hematopoietic compartments, suggesting that the system should be adequately sensitive to detect physiologically relevant concentrations of intracellular natural retinoids in vivo.
The questionnaire proved to be adequately sensitive to discriminate between consistent and inconsistent interface designs.
High-frequency AE sensors proved to be adequately sensitive to flat defects, and the received AE signal level fluctuations were in agreement with the single defect rotational frequency.
Thus, we suggest that incidence-based samples may not be adequately sensitive to detect resistance as it first appears in a community.
The HAQ has been used extensively in clinical trials and observational studies [ 29, 30], and has been shown to be adequately sensitive to peripheral disease improvements after anti-TNF therapies in PsA [ 3, 7].
In case of all fracture intervals, petrophysical properties and in-situ stresses decreased and therefore, the model was adequately sensitive to the fractures.
New Wave reductionists criticized other models, especially Nagel's, for not being adequately sensitive to how reductions are actually carried out, a point also made by Ager, Aronson, and Weingard (1974).
Sanders said he was not "convinced that Mr. Brennan is adequately sensitive to the important balancing act required to make protecting our civil liberties an integral part of ensuring our national security".
However, the caveat exists that structural markers may not have been adequately sensitive to reveal subtle structural changes.
Furthermore, all of the assays were adequately sensitive to detect uPA levels in extracts of breast cancer [ 40].
