Sentence examples for sensitivities back from inspiring English sources

"Many countries had to stretch politically and then had to deal with sensitivities back home," he said in an interview earlier this week, "so a pause for repositioning is understandable".

Bergman traced this sensitivity back to Maimonides, the medieval Torah scholar, who wrote: "There is no greater Mitzvah than redeeming captives".

Nor had anyone linked that sensitivity back to behavior.

Surprisingly, incorporating the additional charged arginine residue [ELDML→KLKRK(4)] reduced NF449 and suramin sensitivity back to WT P2X2 receptor levels.

Exposing at times allowing for incomplete conversion of monomer into polymer has the ability to shift the sensitivity of the system, as 5 min of exposure shifts the sensitivity back to 2,200 biotin markers/μm.

Our finding that suppression of RPN12a-NPTII accumulation was sufficient to restore RPN12a accumulation and reverse the plant development and cytokinin sensitivity back to the wild-type level validates the proposed interpretation and accentuates the importance of optimal 26SP abundance for Arabidopsis growth and cytokinin regulation.

To rapidly collect high-resolution images (pixel size ∼280 nm) with a sufficient signal/noise ratio, a high-sensitivity back-thinned EM-CCD camera was used at 90 frames/s (10-ms exposure time).

Some of this sensitivity dates back seven years to an event that happened off the court.

This caused the IPCC in its fifth report in 2014 to reduce the lower end of its estimated climate sensitivity range, back to 1.5 to 4.5°C in response to doubled CO2 (the same range as its reports estimated prior to 2007).

Deterministic stability analyses such as limit equilibrium, sensitivity and back analyses were applied.

Restoration of LdMT and Ros3 expression returned the duramycin sensitivity profile back to the wild-type pattern (Figure 3A).