Sentence examples for partly sensitive to from inspiring English sources

American judges are freer to be ideological because they are appointed by politicians partly sensitive to the political inclinations of those judges.

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%).

Hence, females may largely follow an endogenous program once laying starts, only partly sensitive to external feedback from the actual number of eggs in the nest.

Importantly, this pCARKL phenotype (TNFαlow/Mrc-1high) was partly sensitive to addition of exogenous GSH (GSH-Et), once again implicating carbon flux and redox control in the functional endpoint.

Furthermore PpIX distribution is mainly intra-mitochondrial but some results indicate [ 19– 21] that in ALA-induced and tumor conditions PpIX could diffuse outside the mitochondria and be partly sensitive to cytosolic microenvironment.

Importantly, lipidation activity promoted by the small vesicles was resistant to PI3K inhibition but remained partly sensitive to the PI3P blocker peptide, which was similar to the behavior of the 100K membrane generated from starved cells.

In our studies, Slit2 D2–4 complex, which lacks the CT region, Slit2 D4 and, at least partly, Slit2 D2 remain sensitive to incubation with HS.

The cranial nerves are often the first structures to be affected by different forms of brain injury, such as hemorrhaging or tumors, partly because they are sensitive to compression.

Iran is a major supplier of oil to China, and China balks at siding with Western nations against Muslim governments, partly because its officials are sensitive to ethnic unrest by Uighur Muslims in western China.

Partly sulfated particles were less sensitive to heat treatment than unreacted and uncalcined limestone.

That goal may not quite be met, partly because officials are becoming more sensitive to public complaints.