Sentence examples for most sensitive between from inspiring English sources

The results from the two methods are similar, but not identical, and show human hearing to be generally most sensitive between 500 and 10,000 Hz.

One's teeth are most sensitive between the ages of 25 and 30 years old.

Because FRET has an r 6 distance dependence, FRET measurements are most sensitive between efficiencies of 0.8 and 0.2 (40.5 to 64.3 Å for an Ro of 51 Å), and much less sensitive at the extremes.

[Page A8.] The killing revived one of the most sensitive disputes between Athens and its allies.

With today's report, senior Defense Department officials said they had resolved one of the most sensitive issues between Washington and South Korea in recent years.

It seemed to signal that the Obama administration would take a tougher line than the Bush administration on probably the most sensitive subject between the two countries.

Your brain is the most sensitive connection between you and the world, even better connected than your skin or your gut, and is designed to respond to even subtle things that happen around you.

And it states that "unilateral decisions and actions altering the specific character and status of Jerusalem are morally and legally unacceptable," addressing one of the most sensitive issues between Israel and the Palestinians.

[The American peace envoy, Dennis Ross, met with Mr. Barak and negotiators from both sides before the meeting on Sunday to prepare them for the summit meeting, The Associated Press reported.] The talks are addressing the most sensitive issues between the two sides, including borders, the status of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees and Jewish settlements.

Any mention of Taiwan was bound to get China's attention, and China Daily said: As to Romney's suggestion that the US step up arms sales to Taiwan, it lays bare his ignorance of the fundamentals of Sino-US ties, as this is the most sensitive issue between the two countries.

The rightmost column in Table 4 shows that the estimate of numbers of patient consultations performed was the most sensitive discriminator between people in enhanced APPE vs. those in control settings.