Sentence examples for extent of sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Conversely, cells with dinB(F13V) in the chromosome remain more sensitive to NFZ than ΔdinB, though the extent of sensitivity is less dramatic in the chromosome (∼10 fold, white bars; Fig. 3).
Annealing assumptions will have a varying impact on the weld residual stress predictions, such that the extent of sensitivity is dependent on the plasticity model chosen.
Since these observed changes were solely caused by the repolarization delay, the inversion of electro-mechanical coupling may have a similar extent of sensitivity to QT-interval prolongation as a surrogate marker in predicting the onset of IKr inhibitor-induced arrhythmias.
The data suggest that other functions of Gcn5, besides the catalytic activity, influence the response to CG-1521 sincatalytictic site mutation does not confer the same extent of sensitivity as GCN5 deletion.
Also the extent of sensitivity differs: In Bovine Ocular Squamous Cell Carcinoma (BOSCC) often a complete regression is obtained, whereas with the Bovine Vulval Papilloma and Carcinoma Complex (BVPCC) mainly stable disease is attained.
If one postulates that the DiG and Col-0 interactions with A. brassicicola differ merely in the extent of sensitivity of the plant to the pathogen, the transcriptional profiles should be very similar in the two interactions.
In spite of the fact that maize is generally sensitive to low temperatures [ 11], the extent of cold sensitivity is different within the maize germplasm.
But the absence of hard parts, the protean nature of the body and the sort of extent of the sensitivity makes it a hard thing to think about.
In order to assess the extent of protease sensitivity, we submitted Henipavirus PNT and NTAIL to digestion by thermolysin.
Knowledge of the direction and extent of this sensitivity is important when drawing conclusions from an analysis.
