Sentence examples for peculiar sensitivity from inspiring English sources

"There seems to be a peculiar sensitivity in Britain in regard to 'talking about' and 'inciting' rational suicide.

This peculiar sensitivity means that mainstream French politicians cannot candidly discuss the future.

Celiac disease is caused by a peculiar sensitivity to the gluten fraction of wheat, rye, or other cereals; therefore, symptoms develop after the introduction of cereals into the diet.

The antennae of H. bajulus responded to nearly half of the detected volatiles with a peculiar sensitivity for α-pinene among the terpenes and for hexanal among the aldehydes.

The DBA phenotype has been ascribed to a peculiar sensitivity of the erythron and tissues of the developing embryo to haploinsufficiency for ribosomal proteins.

However, maximal apoptosis of NB4 cells was 30% on the average, a value well below that observed for Kasumi-1 cells (Fig. 6), indicating a peculiar sensitivity of these cells to the proapoptotic effects of VPA and SAHA.

Instead, she reminds her readers of animals' peculiar sensitivities: her work is rich with references to how things smell, for instance.

This betrays a peculiar but widespread sensitivity to allowing foreigners a role in domestic banking.

It is a peculiar detail, this morbid sensitivity to the female voice.

Pillars resonators arrays are emerging as powerful sensors for their peculiar characteristics, namely high mass sensitivity, high active areas density and operation in liquid.

Limit of detection was estimated at 102 CFU/ml (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) leading that the absence of signal by PCR could be explained by a default of sensitivity in this peculiar case.