Sentence examples for sensitively to the changes from inspiring English sources

It was shown that our devices are still able to respond sensitively to the changes in glucose concentration in the biological environment.

These characteristics lead to these regions which have more abundant water resource underground than on the ground; moreover, the water resource system responds more sensitively to the changes in the surrounding environment.

It has been predicted that the oscillatory ion dynamics at the tip respond sensitively to the changes in the values of the kinetic parameters for the following transporters: H+ ATPase pump, Cl−-2H+symporter and chloride channel at the tip.

To respond sensitively to the change of environment, stress response pathways are composed of intricate gene regulation networks [ 20].

As a consequence, the results confirm that H NMR signal of either the γCH3Val E11 or Tyr C7 responds sensitively to the structural changes in the R to T transition, reports accurately the Hb oxygenation state, and can serve as a vascular oxygen biomarker.

Because the GRE T2*WI is sensitive to the smallest changes in magnetic field, when the paramagnetic contrast agent (like Gd-DTPA) [ 61] reaches the microvessels of the tumor tissues for the first time, the GRE T2*WI can detect these changes sensitively, which appear as a decrease in signal intensity in T2*WI.

Further analysis of the sensitively to change of the RAI-MH scales are needed to determine if variability in the MHQIs is attributable to the sensitivity to change of the scales or actual variations quality.

In the eukaryotic cell, exchange of biomolecules between nucleus and cytoplasm is a highly regulated process which responds sensitively to changes of the environment.

As an example, activated astrocytes responded sensitively to changes in the microenvironment [ 23].

The liver cell structure of teleosts responds very sensitively to environmental changes, e.g. in temperature, season, feeding conditions or presence of various chemicals in the water (Segner and Möller 1984).

On the one hand, production, transportation, deposition, and preservation of dust respond sensitively to subtle changes in climatic conditions (Ding et al. 1998, 2002; Rea et al. 1998; Guo et al. 2002; Maher et al. 2010; Roberts et al. 2011).