Sentence examples for degree sensitive from inspiring English sources

Every individual species, however, has preferred niches and microhabitats, and all protists are to some degree sensitive to changes in their surroundings.

Using the Oncomine database [36], we determined the expression status of EC-enriched genes regulated during CAM development in four different cancer types which depend heavily on angiogenesis and which are to a certain degree sensitive to anti-angiogenic therapy.

All three connectivity measures SL, CC, and L are to some degree sensitive to signal-to-noise ratios.

The mono-exponentially fitted ADC is to a high degree sensitive to microperfusion, which was already shown by Le Bihan et al. in the brain [ 2].

The fact that the LDAP observed during the preparation of inward movements was considerably smaller than the LDAP observed in response to effector information when all trials were considered (Fig. 5j) is consistent with the assumption that this component is also, albeit to a smaller degree, sensitive to movement direction information.

These results suggest that both Etrx1 and Etrx2 can function as redox partners for SpMsrAB2 since the inactivation of both Etrx proteins or SpMsrAB2 renders pneumococci, to varying degrees, sensitive to extracellular peroxide stress.

Rather than lie or posture at the onset, leaders should have the courage to offer up some degree of sensitive but not necessarily critical information up-front.

The buying habits of consumers of kosher catering is to some degree price sensitive at the middle end of the market.

Finally, while green roofs are becoming more popular in all regions, lichens, in varying degrees, are sensitive to air pollution and many species are likely to perform poorly where air quality is low.

Photosynthetic H2 production in cyanobacteria has only been observed in transient bursts when dark-adapted, anoxic cells are first exposed to light; H2 production then ceases in parallel with the increase in O2 concentration due to the water-splitting activity of Photosystem II, all cyanobacterial hydrogenases being to some degree oxygen-sensitive.

We recently found that Cryptococcus neoformans growth is resistant to CsA at 24 degrees C but sensitive at 37 degrees C and that calcineurin is required for growth at 37 degrees C and pathogenicity.