The dough is hyper-responsive to slight changes in temperature and humidity, and dealing with it is a perpetual mix of improvisation, nurturing and bullying.
It is as quick as a needle and as light as a feather, and responsive to Oberon's slightest movement.' Of French's dance with one of the fairies, the critic had doubts, though he went on to play the role more than 4,000 times.
The nervous system of the dogs was irritated to such an extent that it was responsive to even the slightest external stimulus and therefore more likely to be successful in hunting [ 21].
Conversion ratio of cellulose to sugars has been reported responsive to enzyme dose with slight difference in digestibility.
The situation is appreciably different for Illumina GA inserts, where α rapidly becomes responsive to library variance over slight changes in m/ λ (Fig. 5).
We also found that the R28C/N24E mutant that is deficient in IP4 binding remains highly responsive to IP6 stimulation, with only a slight reduction in the activation kinetics as compared to the wild-type protein.
In Atpht1 8 shoots, the only observed change in transcript profile for genes responsive to systemic signals of P status was a slight decrease in the strength of the de-repression of Atpri-MIR399d transcripts in the P-depleted plants.
In nutrient replete conditions, this derivative localizes largely to the nucleus, shows increased (but not complete) association with Pol III and confers slight tRNA repression while remaining highly responsive to Pol III repression during rapamycin treatment (Huber et al, 2009).
Or has the government changed so much since 1989 — become so much more responsive to popular will — that most regular citizens now don't feel more than slight annoyance at its restrictions on civil liberties?
However, we also observed a slight bias toward the A genome for triplets, where only a single copy was responsive to the pathogen.
Very responsive to treatment.
