In contrast to the warmth receptors in mammals, the reptile's pit receptors are practically insensitive to steady temperatures, despite their high sensitivity to rate of thermal change.
The fluorescence of such polymer particles with BSA outer layer is sensitive to copper II) ion while the fluorescence of these particles is practically insensitive to the other divalent cations (Zn2+, Ca2+, Ba2+, Co2+, Mg2+).
The global ones, such as the average distance of ends from the center, the radius of gyration, the hydrodynamic radius and the dendrimer shape anisotropy, are practically insensitive to the asymmetry of branching.
More specifically, we present evidence that the biological zonation, i.e. the distribution of coastal species in well-defined sub-horizontal belts, is practically insensitive to seasonal and other small-scale fluctuations of the sea level and is clearly related to certain levels, mostly the Mean Low Water (MLW).
It was found that when the stress/interface measurements were conducted via the 1648 cm−1 phonon, which is practically insensitive to thermal effects, there was an upper limit of temperature beyond which the results were scattered and important information on the interface integrity was lost.
Therefore, our estimate of K is practically insensitive to the size of the subregion.
We reasoned that, because melanopsin is practically insensitive to the longer wavelength, if it were involved in brightness assessments, this point of equal brightness should occur at lower radiances of the green light in melanopsin-sufficient versus melanopsin-knockout mice.
As shown in Figure 10(b), the runtime of IsoEM scales roughly linearly with the number of fragments, and is practically insensitive to the type of sequencing data (single or paired reads, directional or non-directional).
In addition, it is proven that the concentration sensitivity, due to the distribution coefficient variation, depends of the porous medium thickness, which is practically insensitive for small porous medium thicknesses.
