Sentence examples for especially sensitive of from inspiring English sources

In general, I think it fair to say that Muslims are especially sensitive of comments questioning Islam, possibly because such criticism is impermissible in nations with Muslim majorities.

The author also found that riders are especially sensitive to out-of-vehicle travel time.

We suspect our new findings reflect that both UNG‐ and SMUG1‐initiated switching can be facilitated by the downstream action of MSH2, with the SMUG1‐pathway being especially sensitive to loss of MSH2 (whereas UNG can lead to robust MSH2‐independent switching).

The Obama administration was especially sensitive to accusations of secrecy, since the closed-door deliberations of the Clinton administration's initiative is commonly believed to have doomed it in 1994.

In the present study, this was evidenced by the decrease of tissue dynamic modulus, known to be especially sensitive to integrity of collagen network [ 16].

Understanding the characteristics of places especially sensitive to the dangers of high heat and humidity may ultimately reduce the impact of extreme summertime conditions on human health.

Some New York Democrats are especially sensitive to signs of White House intrusion; the Obama administration helped clear the field of primary challengers for Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand.

Therefore, malignancies with high levels of activated NF-κB, such as breast cancer, should be especially sensitive to interruption of this pathway, which would induce tumor cell death.

Further, the liver appears to be especially sensitive to persistent disruption of AC signaling, involving sensitization of the entire pathway via induction of AC activity.

The Cannes festival is especially sensitive to issues of anti-Semitism and last year expelled the Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier when he joked about Hitler at a news conference, saying: "He's not what you would call a good guy.

The WCST is well known to be especially sensitive to dysfunctions of the prefrontal cortex (PFC) which seems to be reflected in corresponding experimental results, that is, a comparatively high amount of perseverative errors.