Sentence examples for be sensitive to high from inspiring English sources

Plants are known to be sensitive to high temperatures, especially if the hot days occur when they are flowering.

Pollen development has been shown to be sensitive to high concentrations of ethylene prevailing on various orbital platforms.

Juvenile American crocodiles are thought to be sensitive to high salinity levels, suffering reduced mass, and potentially reduced survivorship and recruitment.

The wheat yield could be limited by the grain number and the grain size, which are established to a large extent at the period around anthesis (flowering), a stage in development known to be sensitive to high temperature stress8.

Although this book focuses on metallic implants, which are little prone to damage by sterilisation processes, polymer alteration by the various sterilisation techniques are discussed since nowadays most devices include polymeric compounds or packaging which may be sensitive to high temperatures and radiation.

The results suggest that the cells may be sensitive to high carbon dioxide concentrations, which decrease the activity of the cells.

REITs can be sensitive to higher interest rates, which usually move up with inflation expectations, but as long as economic growth increases as well rents and returns keep pace over time.

Fetal mammary development has previously been shown to be sensitive to high-dose ATR (Rayner et al. 2004, 2005), as well as other environmental contaminants (Fenton et al. 2002; Johnson et al. 2003; Markey et al. 2001; White et al. 2006).

Our porosity observation indicates that femoral microstructure might be sensitive to higher frequencies that tibial microstructure.

Although, mixotrophic cultures granted high growth, I galbana seemed to be sensitive to higher salinity in the presence of organic carbon.

Ammonium nitrate is sensitive to high temperatures and moisture, and can become unstable over time.