Sentence examples for intensively sensitive from inspiring English sources

(3) The viscosity of heavy crude oil is intensively sensitive to temperature, and the oil viscosity increases rapidly with a decrease in temperature when the temperature is lower than 60 °C.

The results show that the second-order NLO properties of metal complexes are intensively sensitive to the exchange of donor/acceptor because of the differences of the extent of charge separation and the intraligand charge transfer (ILC T processes.

The designing and development of fluorescent chemosensors have recently been intensively explored for sensitive and specific detection of environmentally and biologically relevant metal ions in aqueous solution and living cells.

Clinical and epidemiological cohorts, intensively assessed, provide more sensitive detection of less severe cognitive impairment but are often costly.

As expected, trastuzumab and HER2 were more intensively co-localized in cells sensitive to trastuzumab treatment (SKBR3 and MCF7), compared to the result obtained for MCF7-HPSE1 (Table  1).

The importance of DVR increases intensively, due to numerous counts of prohibitive sensitive loads throw power swing condition.

Now new opportunities have appeared in this route due to synthesis of new nanomaterials which are intensively applied as the scaffold, transducer, or sensitive detectors.

More recently, new nanostructured IR photodectors based on quantum dots have been investigated intensively to outperform QWIPs since they are intrinsic sensitive to normal incidence light [8 10].

Using a novel analytical approximation, Gross [6] found that sampling more intensively those stages to which λ was more sensitive increased the precision of estimates of λ.

Another and in our view more likely explanation may be that the landscapes surveyed in Germany and the Netherlands are already so intensively influenced by human activities that the most sensitive bumble bee species are no longer present.

The most intensively studied among them is the LDS (local directionally sensitive) interneuron that is identifiable in the terminal abdominal ganglion of crayfish, mediating lateral inhibition in the ascending mechanosensory system [12], [13].