Sentence examples for only be sensitive from inspiring English sources
In the same vein, to claim that paying attention to issues of cultural recognition tends to warp our sensitivity to economic injustice is to assume that we can only be sensitive to one dimension of injustice at a time.
Therefore, although the molecules on the chip should in principle only be sensitive to the electric field strength, the values of the applied potentials with respect to ground turn out to be also important.
The probe is supported by springs of a known spring constant, and the penetration force is determined from displacement measurements using a high-resolution, miniaturized optical encoder that is designed to only be sensitive to axial deflections of the probe.
We also describe a new method of random flux uncertainty estimation that is designed to only be sensitive to random instrument noise, and compare its predictions with other methods on both real and synthetic data.
Second is that samples are usually drawn from peripheral blood; these would only be sensitive to germ-line mutations.
Regarding the Ptc component, we hypothesized that it would only be sensitive to the target-decoy separation manipulation and not the relative salience manipulation.
Light fraction of SOM not only is sensitive to changes in management practices (Cambardella and Elliott 1992; Bremer et al. 1994) but also correlates well with the rate of nitrogen (N) mineralization (Hassink 1995; Barrios et al. 1996).
In May 1998 an XDR strain was isolated, only being sensitive to streptomycin, p-aminosalicylic acid, clarithromycin.
The solutions not only have to be sensitive and specific, but have to be innovative and transformative, not just incremental.
The substrate-sensitive sensor should not only be highly sensitive to the substance of interest, but also nonsensitive to all other chemical and physical interferents.
mTOR is found in two different complexes within the cell, mTORC1 and mTORC2, but only mTORC1 is sensitive to inhibition by rapamycin.
