Sentence examples for be very reactive to from inspiring English sources

The carbynoid species appear to be very reactive to oxygen-rich environment, whereas the effects of other gases are less destructive.

In spite of the nature of cross-layer metrics that take into account information from different layers, lets them be very reactive to changes, we observe that using these metrics, pairs of nodes tend to mainly use the same set of two or three routes between them.

They are very reactive to the latest feedback from the most recent board meeting.

It is quite difficult to diagnose attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children under 6 because they are usually not articulate, their brains and behavior are changing rapidly, and they are very reactive to their environment".

The results show that the respiratory system is very reactive to high workload conditions in aviation and suggest that hypocapnia may pose a flight safety risk under some circumstances.

Particularly Palatine Fast Black WAN and Alizarin Violet 3R are very reactive to this coagulation and flocculation process, and the purification of these kinds of effluents is feasible in a wide range of conditions, including pH, temperature and different colorant pollution.

These large, rapidly flowing glaciers situated on steep slopes have been very reactive to small mass-balance changes.

New synthetic Ca Cu solids have shown to be very reactive and resistant to agglomeration after multicycle operation.

Conduct regulation tends to be very reactive, dealing with things when they've happened and trying to clear the mess up, as opposed to asking what the next mess is going to be and trying to stop it before it happens.

Mixed vanadyl phosphite-phosphate materials, which were found to be very reactive for intercalation of amines, were intercalated with 3-aminopropyltriethoxysilane and calcined to produce the first thermally stable pillared VPO catalyst.

So you have to be very reactive".