Sentence examples for sensitive selection from inspiring English sources

Striatal cells were clonally selected and grown under G418 drug selection at 33°C to ensure temperature sensitive selection.

The biosensor exhibited good specificity and robustness, allowing rapid and sensitive selection of resveratrol hyper-producers.

The piece mixes video, family snapshots and the artist's photographs, and is heightened by a sensitive selection of music that may almost do too much of the work.

The fragrance of flower and fruit is one of the traditional delights of garden and park, still attainable through sensitive selection and arrangement of plants.

In conclusion, by combining rational design, random mutagenesis and a very sensitive selection, it is possible to achieve enzymatic activity migration.

Jeanne Marie Beaumont and Claudia Carlson have put together a superb anthology, and they are to be commended for their careful and sensitive selection of poems.

BPI-76 was released in 1960 in the Philippines, and non-photoperiod sensitive selections, BPI-76 (n.s).s

As cell function is governed by mechano-sensitive selection, tissue type is influenced by the microscopic forces exposed to the cells, which is a product of macroscopically straining the scaffold.

Because orthopaedic implants comprise such a major component of total episode cost, more value-sensitive selection by orthopaedic surgeons offers substantial opportunity for shared savings arrangements with patients and payors.

This fact has the potential to render dN/ dS less sensitive to selection intensity making it a conservative test for positive selection, especially in the most extreme case of a single population [ 104, 105].

The non-response analysis performed during study is sensitive to selection bias in case of low response rates and selective responders.