Sentence examples for biologically sensitive from inspiring English sources

"The construction specifically avoids any interference in biologically sensitive areas such as old trees, salt lakes and nesting areas of sensitive species.

In a study of people who committed suicide published Sunday in the journal Nature Neuroscience, researchers in Montreal report that people who were abused or neglected as children showed genetic alterations that likely made them more biologically sensitive to stress.

Chemically and biologically sensitive material PANI has been exploited for the preparation of sensing element by cladding modification technique.

The chemical sensor part of the smart card comprises a planar conductometric interface onto which a chemically or biologically sensitive thin film may be cast using microfabrication techniques.

The main objective was to identify the impact of these nasty soils on sediment geochemistry in a biologically sensitive and shallow brackish-water estuary.

A bioelectronic interface based on the coupling of an intact insect antenna to a field-effect transistor (FET) has been realised in a whole-beetle BioFET (Biologically sensitive FET) and an isolated-antenna BioFET configuration.

Mary Jane Schramm, an official with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said the ban was necessary because Mavericks was in "a biologically very sensitive area".

Finally, the nature of the patient population in this Phase I study may have influenced the pharmacodynamic results as patients with advanced disease may have more mature vasculature that is functionally and biologically less sensitive to antiangiogenic therapy.

That's important, she adds, because scientists still don't know if younger people are biologically more sensitive to the carcinogenic effects of UV radiation, or if tanning during youth puts them at greater risk simply because they accumulate more exposures over time.

Faced with a swift succession of carers the child may have no opportunity to form a selective attachment until the possible biologically-determined sensitive period for developing stranger-wariness has passed.

Meanwhile, documentation that Europe's conversion of coal plants to wood is accelerating carbon emissions and driving large-scale clearing of sensitive, biologically diverse wetland forests across the coast of the southeastern United States is making international headlines.