Sentence examples for sensitive processes from inspiring English sources

The oxygen released by the proto-plastid (or proto-chloroplast) very likely disrupted the oxygen sensitive processes of the proto-mitochondrion (i.e., carbon and maybe even nitrogen fixation).

Viral capsid assembly and disassembly have therefore emerged as highly sensitive processes that could deliver a new generation of antiviral agents across viral diseases.

Indeed, if these models prove to be adequate for explaining the full range of human cognitive capacities, they would show how syntactically structured representations and structure sensitive processes could be implemented in a radically new way.

The generality of the labeling target, along with the multiplicity of primary amines available on the cell surface, also avoids the specific targeting of highly sensitive processes that might affect cellular function or viability.

We therefore hypothesize that the wiggles often seen in peat age depth profiles are caused by changes in peat addition rates, which are determined by climatically sensitive processes including photosynthesis and acrotelm decomposition.

Boulila et al. (2012) suggested that the amplitude modulation of the ~2 Myr eccentricity cycle may play an important role in carbon cycling, controlling a chain of astro-climatically sensitive processes such as terrestrial weathering, biosphere productivity, carbonate sedimentation and dissolution, burial and oxidation of organic carbon, etc. (e.g., Pälike et al., 2006; Li et al., 2009).

They now face the lengthy, sensitive process of disclosure.

Pulling this together into the final report is a complex and sensitive process".

Clearly this is a very sensitive process," Dreyfus's letter says.

They said the sensitive process of questioning the teenager was likely to take some time.

Anything "ultra" has no place in this very sensitive process and the Knesset better rethink.