Sentence examples for sensitive differences from inspiring English sources

Other politically sensitive differences between the two bills include how they treat sick people and university students.

Studies were designed to examine the cellular mechanisms involved in these sex sensitive differences.

The results do not support developmentally sensitive differences in cortisol secretion between CD subtypes.

Further, dV/dt changes were suggestive of phase sensitive differences in left ventricular kinetics across the cardiac cycle between diabetic and control rats.

Chemically selective XFI is an extension of the X-ray fluorescence microprobe method that exploits the chemically sensitive differences in X-ray absorption near-edge spectra to generate images or maps of specific chemical types.

In more general terms, dinucleotide compositional abnormalities reflect either context-sensitive differences in mutation rates (as in the case of DNA methylation and CpG under-representation) or specific selection for or against certain dinucleotides.

Fig. 3C shows the mean I– V relationships of the Ni2+-sensitive difference currents in control and the Ni2+-sensitive difference currents in the presence of forskolin.

With each of Cl−, NO 3 - and I−, the Asp−-sensitive difference current showed marked outward rectification.

All NCX protocols were carried out in the presence and absence of 10 mM NiCl2, and INCX was then calculated as the Ni+-sensitive difference current.

The fluoxetine- and mibefradil-sensitive difference currents reversed close to the K+ equilibrium potential (EK), demonstrating their K+-selectivity (see Supplementary material online, Figure S4B and D ).

For Ni2+-sensitive difference currents, current in the presence of Ni2+ was subtracted from current in control, ISO, noradrenaline (NA) or forskolin, as appropriate.