Sentence examples for general sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Research from the 20th and 21st centuries has posited that characteristics associated with vampires can be traced back to certain diseases such as porphyria, which makes one sensitive to sunlight; tuberculosis, which causes wasting; pellagra, a disease that thins the skin; and rabies, which causes biting and general sensitivities that could lead to repulsion by light or garlic.

In general, sensitivities of these resonance or extinction shifts to refractive index changes are used to quantify figure of merit parameters for SPR and LSPR sensors.

The remaining 156 strains, as previously detailed in our studies on the arl1Δ mutant (Munson et al., 2004b), were also sensitive to tetramethylammonium chloride (data not shown), demonstrating a general sensitivity to toxic cations, rather than hygromycin B in particular.

And with a general sensitivity towards the oppressed and the misunderstood.

In the interview, Mr. Hoekstra declined to be specific, citing concerns about classification and the general sensitivity of the issue.

Perhaps this relates to a general sensitivity to nature in East Asian culture as a whole.

General sensitivity to noise and the discomfort threshold was also measured.

These studies suggest that insects have opiate binding sites or opioid general sensitivity similar to vertebrates4,31 or, alternatively, non-opioid receptors to which morphine binds32.

General sensitivity equations are presented for transport parameters, reaction parameters, and the initial (background) concentrations in the problem domain.

In general, sensitivity to all tested properties improved with age, with an asymptote at about 12 years, before the onset of instruction in formal geometry.

A general formalism for Metabolic Control Analysis is derived using general sensitivity analysis and structural information of the metabolic pathway inherent in the stoichiometry matrix.