Sentence examples for sensitive and reactive from inspiring English sources

He finds it "enormously useful" to be able to explain to teenagers that it's their "sensitive and reactive amygdala" that causes them to feel things more strongly than others do but also makes it harder to live in their own skins.

"Your first mistake," he recently told one lawyer in court, "is to listen to the commentators". Actually, lawyers in the Simpson case say, Judge Ito not only monitors press criticism but also is highly sensitive and reactive to it, with each cover story or critical headline prompting him to tighten his grip further.

They have been designed to offer high payload (because of their large size), be acoustically sensitive and reactive (because of the Ultrasound Contrast Agents (UCAs) encapsulated) and mechanically robust for future injections/implantations within tumors.

"Brains of any age seem sensitive and reactive to exposure to technology".

The exponent parameter allows being more sensitive and reactive to PDOR fluctuations which guarantees fairness at a short-time scale.

It is also now PC to mock the notion that mentally-ill diagnosed people may sometimes be like canaries in the mine, more sensitive and reactive to insidious toxins.

That said, I wonder if diversity's primary focus on addressing historical inequalities like race, ethnicity, gender, and income has factioned off into an highly sensitive and blindly reactive group, a soft society that reduces complex issues into hyperbolic catchphrases, and a word, body language, or mind-read aggression is cause for moral outrage.

Patients with CVA were less sensitive and less reactive to inhaled methacholine than were those with classic asthma.

Considering the wide genetic heterogeneity of HEV isolates, it is critical to design primers and probes that guarantee the development of highly sensitive and broadly reactive assays.

Patients with CVA were less sensitive and less reactive to inhaled methacholine and wheezed less frequently but coughed more frequently during methacholine-induced bronchoconstriction than did patients with classic asthma.

Stress can make the skin more permeable, more sensitive and more reactive, which is why dermatologists recommend the use of over-the-counter moisturizers to enhance the skin barrier function.