Sentence examples for no more sensitive from inspiring English sources

He seems no more sensitive than the next overtired collegian, and a lot more succinct than most.

Honeybees are generally no more sensitive than other insects to insecticides (Hardstone and Scott 2010).

For liver and neurological effects, humans appear no more sensitive than rodents when internal dose metrics were considered.

In contrast to the lack of effect of anti-CD19-MCC-DM1 in ARH77 cells, this ADC was much more effective in CD21lo Daudi cells (Fig 5C), even though these cells were no more sensitive to free DM1.

Although these bacteria are generally no more sensitive than E. coli, they might be more robust as water is often their natural habitat, which makes it likely they will remain active over a longer time.

Second, the xrc4 mutant exhibits the same spore IR sensitivity phenotype as the lig4 mutant, and the double mutant is no more sensitive than the single mutants.

There is almost no subject more sensitive to first couples than family privacy — and the Obamas are no exception.

There's no one more sensitive to the needs and quirks of a soloist than another solo traveler.

The card, according to Méry, is intended to be carried, rather than displayed, and would contain no information more sensitive than a person's blood type.

And in classical Hollywood there was no technology more sensitive to those properties than three-strip Technicolor, an expensive and cumbersome process that resembled stone lithography more than the dot-matrix pointillism of today's digital processes.

As the country heads for this summer's elections — assuming these aren't delayed — there is no issue more sensitive for the average Egyptian than the availability and price of solar.