Sentence examples for made sensitive by from inspiring English sources
Many of the governments of the bottom billion, made sensitive by their colonial heritages, reject any international pressure as an affront to their sovereignty.
Because threading removes hair individually, some dermatologists recommend it to people on acne medications as an alternative to waxing, which removes layers of skin made sensitive by the drugs.
Finally, in contrast to the study that reported that certain human cancer cell lines had reduced levels of Per1 transcription and as a consequence were resistant to IR-induced apoptosis and clonogenic killing by IR, and that they could be made sensitive by PER1 overexpression, no such effect could be detected in a follow-up report.
Stealth liposomes that have been made sensitive to hydrolysis by s-PLA2 have been coined LiPlasomes.
First, the cancer cells are made sensitive to light by injecting or applying a photosensitizing agent.
Typically, conventional MR imaging sequences are made sensitive to molecular diffusion by adding two extra gradients to a standard ultrafast MR imaging sequence, frequently a T2-weighted echo planar sequence.
The two-axis sensing capability of the sensor is achieved by selectively switching the interconnections among the four 3CVHEs, whereby the device is made sensitive alternatingly to Bx and By.
Susceptibility weighted (T2*) sequences can be made sensitive to susceptibility dephasing induced by trabecular bone.
They are capable of removing the onus from individual schools by making sensitive decisions at a slight distance, taking the emotion out of a situation that should be decided dispassionately and with the interests of the maximum number of children at heart.
The latest Tom Cruise vehicle, "Jack Reacher", had its American premiere cancelled following the Sandy Hook High School shooting in December because the film depicts several innocent civilians being killed by a sniper.In both cases, the producers responded to tragic events by making sensitive and sensible decisions.
The latter certainly applies to villain of the piece Silva, a "cyber-terrorist" who at one point mirrors WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange by making sensitive information available online.
