Sentence examples for sensitive indications from inspiring English sources

Here is part of the abstract: "Organisms provide some of the most sensitive indications of climate change and evolution responses are becoming apparent in species with short generational times".

Thus, it provides sensitive indications of whether factors do (or do not) physically interact and the genomic sites of their interactions.

However, the modal properties such as natural frequencies and mode shapes are not such a good sensitive indication of structural damage.

As for ethylene, the most sensitive indication of effect was on seed production, although long-term accumulation of trichloroacetic acid in tissue may also be a problem.

Discussion and conclusions: Loss of GWMD may represent an early and sensitive indication of severe brain damage in patients with severe HS.

Exposure biomarkers, such as ethoxyresorufin-O-deethylase (EROD), can provide a sensitive indication of cellular changes at the enzyme level, which often represent the first warning signals of environmental disturbance.

The response of conventional monitoring data (including water table mounding, soil gas pressure, soil gas composition and tracer gas response) was compared with the results of cross-borehole electrical resistance tomography (ERT), which provides a sensitive indication of the pattern of air flow in the saturated zone.

Whereas there was only a trend for GSS to increase mitochondrial Complex IV by enzymatic measurements, we think that measurements of OCR by the Seahorse Instrument provide a much more sensitive indication of mitochondrial function than does the assessment of mitochondrial enzymatic activity of the different complexes.

Measurement of these targets provide a sensitive indication of the level of functional activation of the Jak-Stat pathway.

Microglial activation demonstrated by CD68 staining is a more sensitive indication of early white matter tract degeneration [23].

Inflammation in the liver is a sensitive indication of hepatic disorder, but indirect evidence of infection.