Sentence examples for be sensitive to complex from inspiring English sources

But doesn't the same World Bank report say that local ownership projects "often fail to be sensitive to complex contexts … and fall short in terms of monitoring and evaluation"?

This raises the interesting possibility that pupil dilation may be sensitive to complex interactions of multiple neurotransmitter systems (i.e., NE, DA), whose relative contributions may depend on psychological context.

The experimentally observed parameter is a host or guest chemical shift that is sensitive to complex formation.

As shown in Fig. 1B, we found that the requirement of WDR5 in overall methyltransferase activity was sensitive to complex concentration (Fig. 1B).

NDUFB8, although nuclear encoded, was also present at decreased steady-state levels as it is sensitive to complex I assembly.

Additionally, "model-based" knowledge of task structure has been shown to influence striatal activity, demonstrating that the striatum is sensitive to complex cognitive information (Daw, Gershman, Seymour, Dayan, & Dolan, 2011).

Cells that do not express receptor α can be sensitive to the complex of cytokine/soluble cytokine receptor α.

Strategies to identify carers have to be sensitive to the complex dynamics of a caring relationship as well as the primary care context.

A spokesman said: "We regret that there were a few complaints about this but we recognise that some people will be sensitive to the difficult and complex issues of child abuse".

Fluorescence anisotropy may also be sensitive to dissociation of the complex when homo-FRET between Trp residues from different subunits is a significant factor (see below).

When WT, ndgR mutant (BG11) and complemented mutant (BG13) spores were spotted on the R5- agar plates containing 0.6 mM diamide, BG11 cells were found to be sensitive to diamide even in the complex media.