Sentence examples for is profoundly sensitive from inspiring English sources

And the lab numbers were so high that the doctors have no doubt that he is profoundly sensitive to peanuts and tree nuts, and probably always will be.

Pope Benedict likewise expresses a deep-seated opposition to antisemitism and is profoundly sensitive to the horrors of the Holocaust but he and his closest advisors lack an adequate grasp of the depth of Christian complicity in its execution, including Catholic ­institutional complicity.

An extraordinary novel by a Soviet Jewish doctor who died unpublished in 1982; its hero is Dostoyevsky, and its central enigma is the anti-Semitism of a great writer whose fiction is profoundly sensitive to human suffering and the pain of others, proclaiming the right to life and sunshine of every creature not Jewish.

The demonstration that the development of this key brain area is profoundly sensitive to the environment in the first weeks of life highlights the critical role which experience plays during this important developmental epoch.

Nevertheless, TG6 is profoundly sensitive to oxidative inactivation.

He was "profoundly sensitive, easily slighted, incredibly generous".

It was the first year after losing our daughter and I was profoundly sensitive and vulnerable.

Not surprisingly, the rhp26∆ radoubleuble mutant was profoundly sensitive to MMS.

Interestingly, the discrimination between moderate/severe ARDS and controls was profoundly sensitive whilst comparison to pneumonia was mostly specific.

TG6 and TG2 are profoundly sensitive to the C-terminal sequence, whereas reactivity of TG3 with peptide substrates is primarily influenced by the sequence N-terminal to the glutamine residue (Stamnaes et al. 2010b).

While the effects of 16:0 and 20 4 LPC on COX-2 expression were profoundly sensitive to silencing of either c-Jun or p65 (NF-κB), respectively, silencing of cyclic AMP responsive element binding protein (CREB) attenuated markedly the effect of both LPC.