Sentence examples for be sensitive to specific from inspiring English sources
CONCLUSION: There is no clear consensus on a single definition for clinically meaningful differences in randomized controlled trials, and investigators must be sensitive to specific concerns of stakeholders in psychopharmacology in order to design and execute appropriate clinical trials.
I won't keep you in suspense any longer — to promote its new 4K 360-degree camera, 360fly decided to opt for thinly veiled racism under the guise of parody, and then doubled down by claiming that none of the TV networks wanted to go near the ad, supposedly because the networks "want to be sensitive to specific ethnic groups".
In 2001, Barbault et al. [20] hypothesized that the growth of human tumors may be sensitive to specific modulation frequencies.
Several of the tests used in this study compare right and left-sided functioning, which is thought to be sensitive to specific neurological problems.
The disulfide bonds between the cysteine residues not only stabilize a compact structure, but they may be sensitive to specific environmental or cellular redox conditions.
MVPA has been shown to be sensitive to specific neural representations in various domains [ 3 5], including place coding [ 16], scene coding [ 17 19], and facing direction [ 20 22].
Especially for bird species that are sensitive to specific land-use types or to small-scaled habitat features, a grain size of 1 3 m seems most promising.
Experimentally, mutagenicity is assessed by Ames test performed on Salmonella typhimurium bacterial strains where each bacterial strain is sensitive to specific chemical mutagen [2].
The first hierarchy of neurons which are sensitive to specific edges and blobs receive information in the visual cortex [89] while brain regions further down the visual pipeline are sensitive to more complex structures such as faces.
The change in the pH can be monitored by pH-sensitive fluorescent dyes which are sensitive to specific ionophores, like gramicidin, which eliminates the transmembrane proton gradient (Fig. 5, [36]).
