Sentence examples for inherent sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Aside from the inherent sensitivity of the issue because of Chinese objections, the prime minister's comments apparently contradicted comments by Ms. Tanaka, who reportedly had told China that Tokyo would issue no more visas to Mr. Lee.

Gershwin was not a jazz musician; his music is not jazz, but his inherent sensitivity to African-American music allowed him to create music that was intelligently and rewardingly coloured by its textures and tonalities.

Since then, the Met has added little to Hogan-Howe's statement that the review was "assessing various issues arising from covert deployments" and was "a complex process due to the time elapsed and the nature and volume of the material and the inherent sensitivity of issues involved".

This approach is promising due to its very high inherent sensitivity and miniaturization capability.

However, the single-molecule detection is hampered by the inherent sensitivity of the method.

Their major drawback is the inherent sensitivity to gain and phase imbalances between the two amplifier branches.

The cell lines had different inherent sensitivities to ADR.

Our data suggest that different evaluations/assays have their inherent sensitivities, and at least one assay from each sensitivity level should be included in the safety evaluation algorithm.

Individuals vary in their inherent sensitivities to mutagens and carcinogens due to differences in their DNA repair capacity (DRC) levels [ 5].

(Sensitivity for DEI is poor in these experiments, because of the inherent lower sensitivity of TRNinfer, as seen in [ 11] and also because of the reduced size of the gene-expression datasets).

The most significant challenges are the inherent flaw sensitivity, or brittleness, of ceramics and the variability of their mechanical properties.