Sentence examples for sensitive to the supply from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that surface expression of the es nucleoside transporter is regulated by a mechanism which is sensitive to the supply of deoxynucleotides.

Red blood cells are particularly sensitive to the supply of nutrients, especially iron, which is a key component of the hemoglobin molecules that enable the cells to transport oxygen around the body.

Although the optimal level and duration of glycemic control during post-cardiac arrest care remains controversial, our results suggest that hypoglycemia within 72 hours after ROSC, even just below the normal range, may be harmful and may negatively impact neurological outcome because the injured brain is more sensitive to the glucose supply.

The potential mitigation is also sensitive to the energy supplied to the GHP, and the energy being mitigated [21].

Traction systems are usually supplied from dedicated utility networks in order to minimise the negative effects that traction loads have on conventional three phase loads, particularly in instances where customer equipment may be sensitive to the quality of supply.

Also this converter has some advantages such as low circuit complexity, low power consumption and low sensitive to the temperature, power supply and process changes (PVT) compared with the time to digital converters that used preceding conversion techniques.

The latter are especially sensitive to the cardiomyocyte O2 supply, and the interrelationship between the direct effects of O2 levels and ROS-dependent regulation is also a key aspect of redox signaling in the cardiomyocyte.

Not surprisingly, they conclude that deltas are "highly sensitive" to the balance between sediment supply and wave energy.

The metals and coal sectors aren't demand driven, but they are price sensitive to the dearth of incremental supply, particularly coal, iron ore and even copper with all its mine outages.

Cost-optimal future systems were observed to be increasingly sensitive to the spatial distribution of biomass supply.

This prediction, however, is highly sensitive to the values of coal and gas supply elasticities; admissible estimates support the case of a more-than-100% leakage rate, making the US policy counter-productive.