Sentence examples for be sensitive for the from inspiring English sources
Electrochemical methods have proved to be sensitive for the determination of organic molecules, including drugs and related molecules in pharmaceutical dosage forms and biological fluids and their oxidizable property (Padmini V. 2010; Hegde R.N et al. 2008).
If one is interested in discriminating semantically between tautologies, then a refinement of the notions 'meaning' and 'equivalence' is needed: 'meaning' should see distinctions between tautologies, and 'equivalence' should be sensitive for the thus refined notion of meaning.
Figure 6 shows the relationships between the accuracy score and parameters in Simulation 1. From the obtained results, it can be seen that the kernel CCA-based approach tends to be sensitive for the parameters.
Though overall less sensitive than CT, ultrasound performed with the presence of dialysate fluid has been shown to be sensitive for the diagnosis of ESP, with dilated peristalsing small bowel loops seen earliest and other findings of peritoneal thickening both visceral and parietal, and fibrinous strands also possible to diagnose [25].
This is a period known to be sensitive for the induction of DNA damage and chromosomal breaks (Marchetti and Wyrobek 2008).
Studies reporting the prevalence of mediopatellar plica on MRI are limited, but MRI seems to be sensitive for the detection of mediopatellar plica [ 4, 20].
These films were sensitive for the size of the cations present in the solution.
"We know this is sensitive for the Pakistan government, and we're trying to strike the right balance," a senior administration official said.
The low-pressure gas-filled PPACs are sensitive for the detection of fission fragments, but are insensitive to scattered beam particles of light ions or light-ion ejectiles.
CT is sensitive for the detection of HO; however, a triple-phase bone scan is the most reliable test for diagnosis early in the disease process (Fig. 19).
