Sentence examples for most sensitive element from inspiring English sources

Results show that the surface area is the most sensitive element to most of the hydrologic metrics, while the gravel depth is the least sensitive element whether bioretention cells are installed with underdrain or not.

The proton exchange membrane is the most sensitive element of this thermal management and it must operate under specific conditions in order to increase the lifetime and also the output power of the fuel cell.

On the other major sticking point from the last round, the fate of Iran's heavy water reactor under construction in Arak, there is also discussion of possible compromise language which would not suspend all construction work but would halt the most sensitive element of that work, the manufacture of fuel rods.

Location is one of the most sensitive elements in anyone's life – just think where people go in the evening.

One of the most sensitive elements of the Senate investigation relates to the C.I.A.'s handling of intelligence about the shipment of aluminum tubes seized by the United States in 2001 on its way into Iraq.

The saturated infiltration rate of planting soil and the saturated infiltration rate of native soil are the other two most sensitive elements for bioretention cells without underdrain, while the saturated infiltration rate of native soil and underdrain size are the two most sensitive design elements for bioretention cells with underdrain.

We find that the second and third lenses are the most sensitive elements during assembly, consistent with the tolerance results.

Blood and HetA seem to be the most sensitive elements to piRNA pathway perturbation (Lim and Kai 2007; Sienski et al. 2012; Vagin et al. 2006).

Carreras was always the most sensitive, sweet-toned element of the Three Tenors.

Y220C, for instance, still transactivates the most sensitive wt p53 response element (from the promoter of the p21 gene—whereaswhereas other response elements are not activated (38).

The C.I.A.'s clandestine efforts to deal with Mr. Massoud were among the most sensitive and highly classified elements of a broader long-term campaign, continuing unsuccessfully through the end of the Clinton administration and into the Bush administration, to destroy Mr. bin Laden's terrorist network.