Sentence examples for most sensitive system from inspiring English sources
The most sensitive system response was obtained as function of the heating steam temperature.
But even in signal-detection theory, there is still some notion of the threshold -- some level of stimulus intensity that even the most sensitive system can't detect.
The aim of this research was to study different assay strategies in order to determine the most sensitive system for further application in epitope characterization and binding assessment.
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The most sensitive system appears to be the immature male reproductive tract, especially the Sertoli cell (Parks et al. 2000; Poon et al. 1997).
The finding that the stem cells are more sensitive than the differentiated adult pulmonary fibroblasts cells suggests that adult lungs are probably not the most sensitive system to assess the effects of exposure to e-cigarette aerosol.
"A great deal of it concerns our most sensitive systems, including aircraft avionics, surveillance technologies, satellite communications systems and network security protocols," Mr. Lynn said.
After that attack, the World Bank briefly shut down external access to its most sensitive systems, for fear that the stolen information could make it a target.
The intrusion into Google – which compromised some of its most sensitive systems, and almost gave the hackers oversight of its Google Mail system before the attack was discovered – is believed to have come via malware targeted at users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 browser running on Windows in its China offices last year.
Western concerns focus on its chief executive's former links with the Chinese army, the lack of clarity around its operations – and natural defensiveness about letting a company from a communist dictatorship run the most sensitive systems a modern country can have.
It means auditing activity, especially on the most sensitive systems, looking for suspicious behavior and generating alerts if something funky is happening.
