Sentence examples for extremely more sensitive from inspiring English sources
This shows that asphaltene precipitation is extremely more sensitive to CO2 content than asphaltene content, even though the contribution from asphaltene content in the oil cannot be ignored.
Among the development of digital watermarkings in a various multimedia, digital audio watermarking provides a special challenge because the human auditory system (HAS) is extremely more sensitive than a human visual system (HVS) [2].
It would have been extremely informative if more sensitive measures of deprivation had been available.
Physicians who had longer specialized care for extremely preterm children were more sensitive to the impact of preterm complications on health-related quality of life.
Furthermore, hearing viewers were more sensitive to extremely high or low rates than subtitle users.
Some defenders of the Bible say that current criticism of its violence lacks historical perspective because it makes no allowance for the fact that in our world many people who write about the Bible have become extremely sensitive to violence, much more sensitive than at any time in the past.
In contrast, GS1.1 was extremely sensitive to heat, even more sensitive than GS2, and retained only 20% of its activity after 5 min of incubation at 42°C.
The role of ErbB2 in rendering cells androgen independent or more sensitive to extremely low levels of androgen has been demonstrated both in vitro and in animal models (Craft et al, 1999; Yeh et al, 1999).
rad6Δ strains are extremely sensitive to MMS, roughly 100X more sensitive than anc1Δ, so we used two sets of MMS doses to observe sensitivity in this epistasis test (Figures 3G and H).
Such interactions are so feeble that they have escaped direct detection to date, forcing scientists to build detectors that are more and more sensitive and have extremely low levels of radioactivity.
The highly reactive Schrock's catalyst is much more sensitive and requires careful handling and extremely dry and pure monomers.
