Sentence examples for remained insensitive from inspiring English sources
In accordance with this, systemic RTX-treated animals remained insensitive to vanilloids in their whole life.
Adult fibroblasts dramatically increased their migration in response to these agents but fetal fibroblasts remained insensitive to this stimulus.
This cell population remained insensitive to the inhibition of caspases using zVAD-fmk pre-treatment and corresponded to the necrotic cells [15].
Despite the fact that participants' response accuracy remained insensitive to trials type, it was still possible that participants used excessive processes during PR or WR trials, relative to the other one, which consequently affected participants' RT.
Though the activation of rNav1.3/β1 eventually responded to BmK IT2 at a rather high concentration (50 µM; ΔV1/2 = −4.84 mV, data not shown), rNav1.2/β1 and mNav1.6/β1 still remained insensitive.
To this end, we expressed rat TRPA1 in HEK293 cells and found that although there was a trend for more mechanically-sensitive cells, the difference was not statistically significant and >50% of the TRPA1-transfected cells remained insensitive to mechanical stimuli.
No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world".
And each morning I remain insensitive to the supplication of her eyes, her lips discolored by thirst, and each morning I feel ashamed after drinking".
Most of Iraq's neighbours feel that the time has come to move on.Iraq is no longer seen as a direct threat, except by Kuwait, and few remain insensitive to the suffering that sanctions have brought to ordinary Iraqis.
Yet the report itself is an important ethical challenge not only to Israel but to western countries that have empowered Israel and remain insensitive to the suffering caused by Israel's occupation of the West Bank and its blockade of Gaza.
"If the authorities remain insensitive to the expression of protest, this is a very bad sign, a sign of the authorities' inability to adjust," Patriarch Kirill said in the interview, which was broadcast on Rossiya 1, one of Russia's main television channels.
