Sentence examples for sensitive to reverse from inspiring English sources
In this work we show why these types of cathodes are sensitive to reverse currents, i.e. anodic currents, after hydrogen evolution.
Income is much more sensitive to reverse causation than education, which is usually obtained early in life and remains constant once it is obtained.
Furthermore, we used family income instead of individual income, which is likely to produce more robust results since family income is less likely to be sensitive to reverse causation.
Case control studies are not only sensitive to reverse causality bias, but many case control studies sample differently from cases (biopsies) and controls (brush samples) which might affect HPV test performance.
The use of family income instead of individual income is likely to produce more robust results since family income is influenced less by potential income loss due to ill health and therefore less sensitive to reverse causation.
It is a p-n junction with a special impurity profile, and its capacitance variation is very sensitive to reverse-biased voltage.
As sltB2 is recessive, we used the genomic library based on the auto-replicative pRG3-AMA1 plasmid (Osherov and May, 2000) to reverse the sensitive phenotype of the sltB2 strain ELQ (Table 1) to 50 mM sodium acetate in protoplast regeneration plates (containing 1 M sucrose as osmotic-stabilizing agent).
Preliminary data, however, suggest that simply overexpressing NHX1 in the 29 class I membrane traffic mutants was not sufficient to reverse the hygromycin B-sensitive phenotype (Steidel and Rosenwald, unpublished data).
They found that if a stock tended to reverse direction the day after such orders, then more often than not it was sensitive to liquidity shocks.
"Honey can make MRSA more sensitive to antibiotics – effectively reversing antibiotic resistance.
