Interestingly, H2O2 pretreatment highly sensitized both MEFs to heat, the cells becoming equally sensitive (85% vs 80%).
The Cokers are equally sensitive to architecture.
For Mr. Arafat, the site is an equally sensitive issue.
The context is different today, but she is equally sensitive to it.
(He was equally sensitive in a solo encore, Schumann's poignant and gently rippling "Arabesque").
These 'instrumental' estimates were assuming that the Earth's climate is equally sensitive to all external temperature influences.
"A lot of insects have similar body hairs, which leads to the possibility that many members the insect world may be equally sensitive to small electric fields".
Yet it may be an equally sensitive issue in China, homosexuality, that dooms the chances of the film, "Lan Yu," for legal showings in this nation.
He was an equally sensitive accompanist in the piano writing (both tempestuous and restrained) in the five Rachmaninoff romances that came next on the program, bringing more melancholy.
It would have been even more gratifying had the class of 1940, to which he was admitted, but denied enrollment because he was "colored," been equally sensitive.
"This is important because not all areas in the hippocampus are equally sensitive to the effect of stress mediators, such as cortisol and inflammatory biomarkers," said Danese.
