Sentence examples for primarily sensitive from inspiring English sources
Three methods of ventriculographic analysis primarily sensitive to the function of the non-aneurysmal left ventricle were evaluated.
Thermoreceptors primarily sensitive to cold have increased activity at temperatures cooler than the neutral skin temperature (about 34 °C [93 °F]), and thermoreceptors primarily sensitive to warmth have increased activity at temperatures warmer than neutral skin temperature.
Composite strength is primarily sensitive to the intermetallic toughness and the constrained strength of the metal layer.
The evolution of wedge models proves to be primarily sensitive to erodibility and the degree of river network integration.
The anterior cingulate was primarily sensitive to the occurrence of conflict at the response level with only a small sub-region exhibiting sensitivity to non-response conflict as well.
By contrast, if when people are thinking about what kind of punishment to impose, what they look at are things like, how likely is a crime like this one to be detected, or how public is the act of punishment going to be, then it seems like the underlying psychological mechanisms behind punishment are ones that are primarily sensitive to consequentialist constraints.
In guinea pigs (and likely true for all mammals) airway sensory nerves can be broadly functionally classified as either primarily mechanically sensitive (low threshold mechanosensors) or primarily chemically sensitive (chemosensors or alternatively, nociceptors) (Fig 1).
Our data demonstrated that when PKI-587 is used in combination with cetuximab, despite the inhibition of proliferation and induction of cell death that are observed in either cetuximab-sensitive or -resistant cells, a caspase-dependent activation of apoptosis is detected primarily in sensitive cell lines.
These are questions answered primarily by sensitive observation and situational awareness, not calculation and long-range planning.
Although the images primarily are sensitive to acoustic reflections at tissue boundaries, the signals are also dependent on the speed of sound and its attenuation, and all three of these factors are, in turn, dependent on tissue composition.
Eyespots, located at the base (most gastropods) or tip (land pulmonates) of the eye tentacles, are primarily light-sensitive rather than image-forming.
