Sentence examples for sensitive to the disruption from inspiring English sources

Across the 10 training paradigms, learned changes in VOR gain were not sensitive to the disruption of P/Q signaling.

Previous experiments have demonstrated that motor learning in the VOR is highly sensitive to the disruption of P/Q signaling.

Consistent with this, the entry of promastigotes was sensitive to the disruption of lipid raft microdomains including caveolae, but uptake of amastigotes was not.

Thus, learned changes in VOR phase are more sensitive to the disruption of P/Q signaling than learned changes in VOR gain.

Unfortunately, this strategy was unsuccessful in a number of Gram-positive bacterial species, suggesting that Gram-positive bacteria are more sensitive to the disruption of a copy of the 16S rRNA gene.

Oligodendrocytes synthesize a large amount of proteins during myelination and as a consequence of that, they are highly sensitive to the disruption of the secretory pathway and ER homeostasis.

In contrast adolescents are more sensitive to the memory disruption and neurotoxic effects produced by alcohol compared to adults.

Support vector regression enabled quantitative estimation of birth gestational age in single subjects using only term equivalent resting state-functional MRI data, indicating that the present approach is sensitive to the degree of disruption of brain development associated with preterm birth (using gestational age as a surrogate for the extent of disruption).

"He is sensitive to the concern about disruption," said Rob Stutzman, a spokesman.

It's only natural that a kid that has been through that would be sensitive to the slightest perceived disruption in peace and harmony.

In the presence of calcium, the oligomer induced vesicle disruption became sensitive to the molecular weight of the entrapped marker.