Sentence examples for sensitive to reductions from inspiring English sources

Carnivores are particularly sensitive to reductions in population connectivity caused by human disturbance and habitat fragmentation.

T. repens is an obligatory outcrossing plant and is therefore sensitive to reductions in pollinator services.

These data suggest that sexual arousal may be most sensitive to reductions in testosterone.

People are far less sensitive to reductions in rates of growth than to simple pay cuts, as behavioral scientists have long known.

Research conducted to date shows that because of characteristics such as naturally low population densities, limited pollen dispersal and fine-scale spatial genetic structure, many tree species in mixed dipterocarp forests are sensitive to reductions in the density of reproductive conspecifics; in most cases tree extraction resulted in increased inbreeding.

Their data are also consistent with Crb being the primary target, and demonstrate that the ventral epidermis is especially sensitive to reductions in Cdc42 function.

Genome-wide transcription and translation analyses were performed to identify mRNAs whose translation is highly sensitive to reduction in DAP5 levels.

By contrast, lower costs of durability favor longer design lifetimes, and the optimal choice is highly sensitive to reduction in launch price.

This means that the push-over or static strength capacity of jack-ups is far more sensitive to reduction in strength due to fatigue cracking in individual members than equivalent cracking in jacket structures.

Cerebrocortical b-cytochromes have been found to be sensitive to reduction in the presence of CO and O2 in vivo.

In other words, Prussian blue exposed to light in air seems to be more sensitive to reduction on cotton than on linen.