Sentence examples for sensitive to downstream from inspiring English sources

Moreover, agreements need to be drafted in a manner sensible and sensitive to downstream development.

The processes of releasing neurotransmitters are sensitive to downstream cellular changes.

This could render the premenopausal women less sensitive to downstream effects of ZA that lower local calcium and cytokine levels.

The volatile buildup within the cigarette rod is evidently sensitive to the downstream pressure.

PMA has been previously shown to activate a number of intracellular signaling molecules which are sensitive to DAG generation downstream of phospholipase C.

The actions of TH may be more sensitive to changes in these downstream regulatory elements than to absolute free TH levels.

Activating mutations in NRAS have been reported in approximately 20% of all melanomas [ 28] and are potentially sensitive to therapeutics that target downstream signaling through mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase and phosphatidylinositol 3-OH kinase or AKT [ 29, 30].

Tip60-p400 binds chromatin near the 5′ ends of genes in two peaks surrounding the TSS: an upstream peak that does not overlap with Hdac6 and is moderately sensitive to its loss, and a downstream peak that overlaps with and more strongly requires Hdac6.

It turned out from measurements and simulations that the amplitudes of the downstream pressure are especially sensitive to the upstream pressure and to the size of the downstream volume.

The CW designed to minimize nutrient loads to downstream sensitive waterways despite experiencing Mediterranean climates with strong hydrological seasonality including prolonged low or no flow conditions during the dry summer periods and nutrient-rich pulses during the wet winter periods.

Classifier performance also depends critically on the CSO-specific marker genes identified in the preprocessing step, making downstream analysis highly sensitive to the marker set (Tothill et al., 2005).