Sentence examples for proven sensitive from inspiring English sources
In gammarids, these endpoints have been proven sensitive endocrine modulated reactions [40].
However, the nonlinear controllers have proven sensitive towards the noise introduced by the numerical derivations, making it difficult to validate the responses obtained by, e.g. a feedback linearizing controller.
One of my mentors suggested that I speak with a senior faculty member, Dr. R. Bruce Dunlap, who was experienced in such situations and who had proven sensitive to the needs of graduate students at all levels.
However, when the test has been used to assess whether chronic stress can affect behavioral "despair" and, hence, depression-like behavior, a single session has proven sensitive to evidence increased behavioral immobility in depressed animals [50], [51].
In initial sPMCA and bioassay experiments, obex and retropharyngeal lymph node (RLN) tissues from individual animals were pooled, as both these tissues have proven sensitive in the identification of PrPCWD at various stages of infection [22], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33].
Internal consistency is high and the scale has proven sensitive for detecting clinical changes [ 37].
Even Berlusconi proved sensitive to the international outrage that ensued and the plans have now been modified so that all Italian citizens will be fingerprinted by 2010.
Ms. Kim, the orchestra's assistant concertmaster, and Ms. Young, its associate principal violist, proved sensitive partners, particularly in the supple Andante.
It is Washington's allies, however, that are likely to prove sensitive to its intentions as opposed to its actual power.
Nor is a campaign for, say, safer cookstoves in China the obvious way to win over voters in Iowa — and her work could touch on issues, including reproductive health, that could prove sensitive.
The investigations have also proved sensitive because many of the cases have at least indirectly involved the Roman Catholic Church, since its nuns commonly worked in maternity wards or orphanages.
