Sentence examples for sensitive complex from inspiring English sources

MacKay's stock-in-trade is soulful and sensitive, complex and sincere.

"Doping is always going to be a sensitive, complex and difficult issue," the Princess said in a 2010 interview as she sought re-election.

Beresford: "Social care work may be poorly paid, but it is often the most sensitive, complex and difficult work to do.

"I talk off-script for four hours a week, about very sensitive, complex matters," he said two weeks later.

Steve Case, a member of the president's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness (and the former CEO of HuffPost parent company AOL), said, "Immigration is a sensitive, complex and emotional issue -- there's a lot of history to it.

Stuart, Chernow argues, was not deceived by Washington's "aura of cool command", but painted him as "a sensitive, complex figure, full of pent-up passion"; Chernow states his intention to do the same, presenting Washington as "real, credible, and charismatic in the same way he was perceived by his contemporaries".

Similar cellular uptake levels were observed for the designed reduction sensitive complexes and the stable one (DNA/PEI/HA, DPH ternary complexes), but the intracellular process was strikingly different for the two types of complexes.

RNA transport granules measure 100 200 nm in diameter and are non-ionic detergent-resistant RNase sensitive complexes.

Thus, cryoprotection of MHC multimers with glycerol and albumin seems a solution to stably store these sensitive complexes.

This model is mainly based on the finding that SXL could form an RNase-sensitive complex with SNF [18].

Thus it was proven that at least a significant fraction of endogenously expressed NFIX, CGGBP1 and HMGN1 exist in one heat shock-sensitive complex.