Sentence examples for sensitive to removal from inspiring English sources

The temperature of the solution was sensitive to removal of the SiO2 layer.

Coalescent estimates of TMRCA were less sensitive to removal of any particular fragment(s) than reconstruction of a consistent phylogeny.

The network also becomes more stable and less sensitive to removal of such hubs (data not shown).

The interaction between Esrrb and Sall4 appears to be sensitive to removal of Oct4 in the F-Sall4 purifications (Tables S2 and S6).

In addition, the analysis was sensitive to removal of individual studies, resulting in detection of both significant and nonsignificant associations between higher educational levels and longer telomeres.

Transcription by EcEσ was more sensitive to removal of the −35 element, which led to ∼3-fold decrease in the level of transcription.

"We're always sensitive to tree removal," said Mr. Nagy.

Mr. Brizard said he was particularly sensitive to the removal process at Westinghouse because he had been a teacher at the school.

Remarkably, Moscow, which is very sensitive to the removal or alteration of Soviet-era monuments in parts of its former empire, took the topplings exactly as they were intended to be taken: as insults, and as a sign that it had lost Ukraine.

Aggregates were sensitive to stover removal particularly in the 0- to 10-cm soil depth.

The vulnerability index also seems to be sensitive to the removal of the impact of vadose zone and lineament density (variation index = 20 and 13.5 %, respectively).