Sentence examples for be very insensitive to from inspiring English sources

The length of the cathode fall was observed to be very insensitive to all the macroscopic discharge parameters.

Solid propellants containing ammonium perchlorate (AP), aluminum, and a carboxylterminated polybutadiene binder (CTPB) are known to burn reliably and to be very insensitive to transition to detonation under ambient conditions.

However, rat P2X4 receptors are known to be very insensitive to blockade by pyridoxal phosphate-6-azophenyl-2′-4′-disulphonic acid (North, 2002), and this raises the possibility that pyridoxal phosphate-6-azophenyl-2′-4′-disulphonic acid may have been blocking residual AMPA receptor currents.

In contrast to the EC cell line and EC primary cultures, both ACs and PCs proved to be very insensitive to O2 deprivation in presence of glucose as no alterations in F-actin organization were observed after 24 h in either HX (data not shown) or AX and even prolonged treatment for 48 h had no effect (data not shown).

House is usually an irritating curmudgeon who tends to be very insensitive to his employees and patients.

"They are very insensitive to accidents," he said.

"The Diallo case, the Dorismond case -- to me he was very insensitive to those cases.

"Bill was being Bill – complaining 'people are in my eye line' – and kind of being very insensitive to the situation".

HELFIT is very insensitive to noise even in short helices.

The fracture geometry was very insensitive to this parameter, and no plots are provided for this case.

Nanothermite foams are very insensitive to impact and friction and far less sensitive to electrostatic discharge than conventional nanothermites.