Sentence examples for distinctly sensitive to from inspiring English sources
Ensuring security of the WSNs is an important factor for their correct operation due to the fact that they are distinctly sensitive to hazards emerging from human intentional actions that include illegal use or incapacitation (e.g., impersonating or eavesdropping the user, terrorist attacks) [14], or from environmental influence, for instance fire, electromagnetic signal, etc. [15].
When synchronized cells were shifted to the restrictive conditions, orc5-1 cells were distinctly more sensitive to inactivation in G1 relative to S-phase, reflecting the major role of ORC in pre-RC formation in G1 and being consistent with previous findings for orc2-1 [ 41].
Sensitive to local sensitivities, even.
Time magazine observed that "his fledgling regime distinctly bore the label 'Made in U.S.A.' " Always sensitive to any hint of Yankee imperialism, Latin American governments, including Communist Cuba and Chile's right-wing military regime, sharply criticized the United States' action and the new Panamanian government — even though some of these countries had severely castigated General Noriega.
Likewise, the angles between helices II and III and helices I and IV that are particularly sensitive to small conformational changes are distinctly different.
On the other hand, in vitro translated Pep1 (natural carboxy C-terminus and therefore sensitive to carboxypeptidase degradation) shows a distinctly lower signal in FBS versus assay buffer, consistent with peptide degradation.
If Descartes holds that when doing strict metaphysics we ought not speak of what we do not clearly and distinctly perceive, a general Cartesian theory of modality should not be sensitive to claims about possibilities or necessities that are confused.
In brief, there is no evidence that pure intellectual processes, which lend themselves well to an algorithmic account and which do not appear to be as sensitive to the substrate, can form the basis for what makes us distinctly human.
