Sentence examples for newly sensitive from inspiring English sources

Newly sensitive to the fragility of the body, she sculptured "Burdens of the Flesh".

Re-armed and newly sensitive, RUBI was ready to test as a teacher.

Indeed, AOL's publication of user search data comes in a social context that is newly sensitive about data leaks.

The former president made his call to the crown prince at a newly sensitive moment in relations between the kingdom and Washington.

Supposedly, today's bosses are all newly sensitive creatures, and middle management is abreast of the very latest business-ethics compliance practices.

Even though the left has been purged from the administration's ranks, Mr Reed and his friends are newly sensitive to its ideas because they face an electoral worry.

If this model is correct, it is obvious that the ability of a sensory neuron to become sensitized to mechanical stimuli, or indeed to become newly mechanically sensitive, can be regulated at the levels of vesicle transport, fusion, or endocytosis of, or recovery of, spent transduction complexes (Fig. 1A).

A newly developed sensitive probe for the 10 mm diameter tube was also used for the natural abundance 13C NMR measurement.

For example, several blood biomarkers, such as VEGF-A and NRP-1 using newly developed sensitive assays, have been proposed to predict bevacizumab treatment efficacy, but their value is still the subject of debate [6],[6]].

In addition, cross-cutting relations and newly obtained sensitive high-resolution ion microprobe (SHRIMP) U Pb zircon ages from a cross-cutting dike and syntectonic sedimentary rocks suggest limited thrust reactivation after the early Jurassic and early Tertiary, respectively.

Bisulfite-pyrosequencing, a newly developed sensitive and accurate method for the analysis and quantification of the degree of DNA methylation [32], was performed to examine methylation status in the individual CpG site.