Sentence examples for it becomes sensitive from inspiring English sources

But putting her there looking like her tits are out, it becomes sensitive and you know there are people who think you can make a woman less by showing her semi-naked when she doesn't want to be.

Tune the beam correctly and power it up a bit, and it becomes sensitive to metal atoms such as iron, copper and zinc, instead of non-metals like carbon and nitrogen.

This reflects the fact that, at these longer wavelengths, the absorption of these pellet samples is already quite small, so that it becomes sensitive, for example, to the reference values.

Since it spreads inside a tissue, it becomes sensitive and biologically responsive only to tissues that absorb the photosensitizer.

In many instances of acquired androgen independence in prostate cancer, the AR is modified such that it becomes sensitive to a variety of steroids, including nonandrogens.

Over the past decade, Spalding and her colleagues have used the technique in a variety of cells, including fat cells, refining it along the way until it became sensitive enough to measure tiny amounts of carbon 14 in small hippocampus samples.

At the same time it became sensitive to the rate of transcription activation (k sr,i ) induced by the receptor-tamoxifen complexes (ER2I, ER2I2), and acquired negative sensitivity to the parameter K18, which controls binding of ER2I complexes to ERE.

Whereas Nrf13×Flag was largely resistant to digestion by PK in HEK293 cells treated with NMS-873, it became sensitive to PK upon washout of NMS-873 in the presence of MG132 plus cycloheximide.

In breast cancer, module kinetics has been directly linked to treatment response; in a subset of patients, treatment with one drug rewired the disease module so that it became sensitive to another drug [ 41].

With this method, the value of forest carbon becomes sensitive to the risk of its loss.

"It's O.K. for citizens to report injustices, but when you start organizing and issuing petitions, that becomes sensitive".