Sentence examples for be remarkably sensitive to from inspiring English sources
Sharks seem to be remarkably sensitive to sounds of low frequency and to possess extraordinary faculty for directional hearing.
Dr. Fine similarly seemed to be taking the threat in stride, emphasizing that the machine — known as a Radnet monitor — can be remarkably sensitive to its immediate surroundings.
Moreover, in a comparison between DTI and magnetization transfer imaging (MTI), DTI measures were shown to be remarkably sensitive to age-related white matter changes in that DTI parameters, and particularly FA, correlated more strongly than MTI with both age and scores in various cognitive tests assessing working memory, executive function and episodic memory [9].
Given the rarity of CTCs and the high possibility of contamination with non-tumor cells, the molecular profiling technique used for their analysis needs to be remarkably sensitive to be able to detect the tumor-specific aberrations.
Both types of devices were remarkably sensitive to organic salts tested, i.e., their sensitivity was significantly greater than that of the UV vis detector.
Findings of the present study shed light on this issue by showing that the nature and longevity of immune responses to inhaled OVA are remarkably sensitive to the amount of LPS inhaled at the time of sensitization.
Swanberg moves smoothly and gently through their lives, and his camera (Ben Richardson is the cinematographer), hanging close but not too close, is remarkably sensitive to the distance that determines mood.
"Simunye!", sings one television station's jingle—"We are one!"—as the viewer watches pairs of carefully colour-blended citizens.In some ways, the government has been remarkably sensitive to whites.
Although any given organism is severely limited in its range of behaviour patterns and sensory capabilities, life as a whole is remarkably sensitive to aspects of its local social and physical environment.
