Sentence examples for notably sensitive to from inspiring English sources

Tanzania has a Parliament, independent judges and a Presi dent, Julius K. Nyerere, who is notably sensitive to human rights.

Metabolomics is a holistic study aimed at identifying and quantifying metabolites, which are notably sensitive to systemic variation and altered metabolic pathways.

In particular it appears that the nonlinear hysteretic parameter is very sensitive to internal damage and microstructural modifications caused by oven drying, but not notably sensitive to pore moisture content, and water to cement and aggregate to cement ratios.

Still, new car dealers are notably sensitive to talk of a tax increase.

Because the pheromone-levels produced naturally by E. faecalis are low (around 2 × 10 11 M), we can conclude that the systems described herein are notably sensitive to cCF10.

In particular, cells derived from multiple myeloma are notably sensitive to proteasome inhibition, at least in part, owing to their characteristically high rates of immunoglobulin protein biosynthesis and increased proteasome activity.

(All of the evening's accompanists were good, but John Churchwell on piano provided notably sensitive support to Mr. Chan).

Human colon cancer cell lines are notably more sensitive to 5′-hydroxy-staurosporine than are non-transformed human colon epithelial cells.

We found that both JRFL mutants were notably more sensitive to serum neutralizing activity compared to the wild-type virus (Fig. 6d, right), suggesting that extra glycosylation in the V1 region of JRFL was likely indeed obstructing serum antibody access.

Because of these altered kinetic parameters, xylose uptake by the Hxt11-N366D mutant was notably less sensitive to glucose inhibition as compared to the wild-type Hxt11 (Fig.  2b).

SC becomes notably more sensitive to physical or chemical aggressions like tape-stripping (TS) or acetone, while the permeation of hydrophilic drugs is decreased [ 21].