Sentence examples for be relatively sensitive to from inspiring English sources

Although DiFiG cells showed a marked decreased sensitivity to the other TKIs, they were found to be relatively sensitive to treatment with the pan-HER inhibitors neratinib, canertinib, sapitinib and afatinib.

It sounded like a car crash, but it turned out to be relatively sensitive to the subject.

The seat-to-head transmissibility responses are further shown to be relatively sensitive to back supported postures compared with that of apparent mass responses.

The findings also indicated that design frequency were related to a test purported to be relatively sensitive to right posterior cerebral functioning and relatively insensitive as a measure of left hemisphere functioning.

The Block Design subtest of the WAIS-R was used as a measure thought to be relatively sensitive to right hemisphere functioning, although not exclusive to these brain regions.

Specifically, certain communities, e.g. Carex and Eremochloa ophiuroides, are able to survive a wide variety of mean water depth and percent time inundated, while others, like Carex Polygonum criopolitanum, are found to be relatively sensitive to hydrological conditions.

Data regarding anti-Fas sensitivity of PC3 cells are more controversial, but they were relatively sensitive to anti-Fas treatment, as it produces a slight induction of apoptosis.

The detection methods that are included also are limited to those that are relatively sensitive to low levels of radiation.

The vulnerable elders were relatively sensitive to this difference and even angry at some experienced inequality.

SIRM and k are relatively sensitive to variations in ferromagnetic mineral concentrations.

Bacterial inactivation, as logarithmic reduction, indicated that S. liquefaciens was relatively sensitive to HPP.