Logically a lifeless entity feels no pain nor is it sensitive to its environment, and therefore, the ethics of its externally engineered demise is less debatable and therefore less questionable and more permissible than if the entity is a living individual and the need to abort is a necessity.
Experiments show that the Wang algorithm is robust to noise addition and GSM compression, but its basic principle makes it sensitive to time and frequency synchronization distortions.
Guo et al. also generated a second line of mice carrying a mutation in ALK7 that does not affect its function, but renders it sensitive to inhibition by a custom-made chemical.
Dependent for its strength upon effective support at its abutments, its very strength and rigidity make it sensitive to movements at the abutments.
Its position relative to major Asian climate systems makes it sensitive to global climate change.
The SCIM scale is still undergoing modification (Catz et al., 2007) but future trials should consider using it instead of FIM because of its specificity for spinal cord injury which may make it sensitive to improvements in function as a result of the intervention as demonstrated by its ability to follow changes during the first year after complete injury (Wirth et al., 2008).
Was it sensitive enough to catch a serious outbreak quickly and save lives?
The cameras promise to generate vast quantities of data, much of it sensitive, which will need to be held securely.
"Asian skin is found to have a weaker barrier function, making it more it sensitive to external chemical elements," explains Hubbard.
In the first, the receptor acquired the seven key mutations that made it sensitive to cortisol and not to other hormones.
* * * Why the eel's fascinating lifecycle makes it sensitive to illegal trade Part of the reason the European eel is so affected by overfishing is its enigmatic lifecycle, which begins thousands of miles away in the middle of the North Atlantic.
