Sentence examples for exceedingly sensitive to from inspiring English sources

For example, although approximately equivalent to humans in the perception of flower odours and sugar sweetness, honeybees are exceedingly sensitive to the queen substance, which is scentless to humans.

Photosynthetic processes are exceedingly sensitive to low temperature (Allen and Ort 2001).

Our results demonstrate that the mechanism performance is exceedingly sensitive to the uncertain factors: dimensional errors, assembly deformation and misalignment in working condition.

The hematopoietic system is exceedingly sensitive to ionizing radiation (IR).

In "hot" zones, transcript levels, and histone acetylation, are exceedingly sensitive to the presence or absence of Rpd3.

This indicates a subpopulation of sensitive individuals who will be exceedingly sensitive to radiation-induced cancers (Brenner et al, 2003).

There was a time, a year or two since, when I was an exceedingly sensitive little fool — sensitive in that it used to strike very deep when my young acquaintances would call me funny and find in me a vent for their distinctly unfriendly ridicule.

According to the obtained result, the novel assay is exceedingly sensitive and selective in MTase detection with a low detection limit of 0.01 U mL−1 and a wide linear range of 0.01 100 U mL−1, which indicatives of this method a great candidate for monitoring DNA methylation.

The method of quantitative determination is exceedingly sensitive and can be used for amounts of radium from 10-6 gr. to 10-10 grammes.

Exceedingly sensitive assays are required for the detection of DNA adducts formed in humans exposed to low levels of environmental genotoxicants and therapeutic drugs.

Exceedingly sensitive organs called sensilla are concentrated in organs of hearing.