Sentence examples for responsive and sensitive from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy to mention that AtCNGC 2 & 4 are the closest homologue of the members of rice CNGCs from group IV, which showed highest expression levels in response to P. fuscovaginae, suggesting that these OsCNGC genes are early responsive and sensitive to biotic stress, and their regulation plays an important role in plant defense.

Shelter, job opportunities and a responsive and sensitive law-enforcement system are vital to those who want to leave the trade.

The relatively tall mast and narrow hull give the boat a massive mainsail, which made it extremely responsive and sensitive to touch but also meant it was tricky to handle and required tremendous skill to race.

The KJOC score was responsive and sensitive to clinical changes in overhead athletes with shoulder dysfunction.

A study has shown that the condyle is more responsive and sensitive to IGF-1 than the femoral head [18].

The WOOS was responsive and sensitive to detecting clinical changes in the study population after a 6-month period of conservative treatment.

Julie Lightley The Village Nursery, Manchester Research indicates that nurturing young children's positive behaviour is closely linked with responsive parenting and sensitive and predictable attachment behaviour with the child's prime and secondary carers.

The measurement of proteins encoded by genes whose expression is dependent upon an active oestrogen response should distinguish malignant cells that are oestrogen responsive and more sensitive to endocrine therapy.

Interestingly, DCC1, a component of the replication factor C (RFC) which loads PCNA onto DNA during DNA replication, demonstrated expression that was similarly E2 responsive and CHX sensitive.

Airways on naïve lung slices incubated with BAL fluid from ozone-exposed mice were more responsive and more sensitive to carbachol, as defined by an increase in the maximum contraction and a decrease in the log EC50 values respectively, than those incubated with BAL fluid from air-exposed mice.

These findings were not in line with previous reports indicating that specific instruments are potentially more responsive and more sensitive for detecting and quantifying small disease state changes than generic health status measures [ 21, 22], observations that have also been specifically reported in MS [ 23, 24].