In particular, if this set is quite thin with arbitrarily large gaps between consecutive entries, then one has some excuse for treating the dynamical system as practically non-sensitive!
However, with such a sensitive scale, practically everybody that scores less than 1 SD below the mean will show a sum score of 16% of the total number of items.
It appears that erythrocytes from healthy, domestic male mink, whether adult or adolescent, are of the low-K+, high-Na+ type as seen in other carnivorous species and that the plasma membrane of red cells is practically devoid of ouabain-sensitive Na,K-ATPase activity.
Finally, we apply the theoretical results to some challenging, yet practically relevant and important, risk-sensitive problems in wealth management to obtain the properties of the optimal strategy and the right time to achieve a certain level over a finite time investment horizon.
Nonpolar TEMPO is sensitive to structural heterogeneity and practically nonsensitive to water sorption.
Once again, the magnitude of the change is practically invisible to all but the most sensitive archeologist of knowledge.
The above analytical methods are sufficiently sensitive to detect benzene in practically all blood, urine and expired air samples collected from people living in industrialized countries.
These analytical methods are sufficiently sensitive to detect benzene in practically all blood, urine and expired air samples collected from people living in countries where benzene exposure occurs.
The oxygenating strategy is practically promising because islet cells are usually sensitive to chemical compounds such as catalyst or hydrogen peroxide.
The light-receptive cells that an armadillo does have, called rods, are so sensitive that daylight renders the nocturnal animals practically blind.
