Sentence examples for is specifically sensitive from inspiring English sources
An imaging-based biomarker that is specifically sensitive to mitochondrial dysfunction within specific disease-sensitive cortical regions has not yet been published [ 59].
Thus, the sodCI mutant is specifically sensitive to phagocytic superoxide; there is neither a general growth defect nor apparent sensitivity to endogenous superoxide.
And the genetic variation his group identified lies within one of the sites in the PACAP receptor gene that is specifically sensitive to estrogen and may alter the way estrogen regulates the gene's activity.
Therefore, a histological method of measuring airspace enlargement that is specifically sensitive to the presence of the largest airspaces is desirable for detecting such a disease state.
The distractor-related activation in the parahippocampus is consistent with a previous finding that the parahippocampus is specifically sensitive to stimuli of houses and/or scenes [19].
Thus, SEAP is specifically sensitive to ER stress-inducing agents.
In the deletion strains that are specifically sensitive to doxorubicin as diploid homozygous strains, this sensitivity is clearly correlated with defects in G1/S phase cell-cycle progression.
A current challenge is to direct the neural differentiation of iPS cells towards specific neuronal subtypes, e.g. Purkinje cerebellar neurons, which are specifically sensitive to ATM deficiency.
In a few cases, it is known that the insects have receptor cells in the sensilla on their mouthparts or tarsi that are specifically sensitive to the sulfur-containing compounds, and this may be common in insects with chemically defined host-plant ranges.
Findings from both studies suggest that victim-sensitive individuals are specifically sensitive towards mean intentions, but not to fateful disadvantages in general.
In this study, we designed six novel water-soluble, near infrared TPEF probes (NL1-3, PL1-3), bearing N-methyl pyridinium moiety, which are specifically sensitive to local viscosity.
