Sentence examples for mostly sensitive from inspiring English sources
Sensitivity analysis reveals that free radicals are mostly sensitive to the intermediate reaction R156 (forward direction) and R158 (reverse direction).
The initial tests showed that the anthrax bacilli were mostly sensitive to penicillin, Dr. Gerberding said.
But thanks to Ms. Parsons's wry, thoroughly unsentimental performance, and Mr. Coble's mostly sensitive writing, the slightly contrived setup fades into irrelevance fairly quickly.
For example, relict igneous bodies will be mostly associated with higher P-velocities, as this parameter is mostly sensitive to the composition.
This simplification is appropriate for modeling MVS data, which are mostly sensitive to lateral variations of conductivity (Robertson 1988; Wang and Lilley 1999; Handa 2005).
Gram-positive bacteria were mostly sensitive to vancomycin (95.24% to 96.67%), but gram-negative bacteria were partly sensitive to ceftazidime (58.33% to 64%).
As expected the leukemia samples were mostly more sensitive or as sensitive as the mesothelioma and ovarian cancer samples.
In his recording for Winter & Winter (different from the live version), he offers almost all of Bach's 30 variations, mostly in sensitive, straightforward arrangements for combinations of Baroque instruments.
Results on the lean, stoichiometric and rich methane/air and propane/air flames demonstrate that, except for properties related to the slow CO oxidation downstream of the active heat release region, the flame structure in the direction normal to the flame surface is mostly not sensitive to variations in the strain rate, spanning from very low values to the state of near-extinction.
In these remote prefectures, it was mostly radioecologically sensitive organisms (such as fungi) that caused the exceedances.
Clinical confirmation of the PK parameters needed for optimal β-lactam efficacy is limited because in several studies drug levels were not measured and the patients included had infections caused mostly by sensitive bacteria [ 33].
