Sentence examples for sensitivity modern from inspiring English sources

Similarly, large amounts of protein are required for C-NMR (62.5 mg/ml protein BBRC [1983] 111, 544; 0.5 mM protein J Biol Chem (1976) 251, 477 and (1977) 252, 2234; 70 mg/ml protein Proc Natl Acad Sci [1979] 76, 673), even allowing for the increased sensitivity modern machines.

On a recent episode of Jerry Seinfeld's Web series, "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," Burr complained about the sensitivity of modern comedy audiences.

In scientific work, the use of tracers has increased and, because of the sensitivity of modern methods, has helped solve many problems.

She was impressed by the extraordinary sensitivity of modern urine testing, which can detect conditions ranging from diabetes and pregnancy to breast and brain cancer.

But given the sensitivity of modern instruments, which can detect gains or losses of the order of billionths of a kilogram, it must be done properly.

Titty might be turning into Tatty in the BBC's forthcoming adaptation of Swallows and Amazons, but the publisher of Arthur Ransome's classic children's story has vowed that despite the apparent sensitivity of modern ears, it will never interfere with his original text.

With larger, more optically perfect lenses and semiconductor subpixels fabricated at nanometer scales, the precision and sensitivity of modern cameras is nothing short of incredible.

Salt stress is a major constraint across many rice production areas because of the high sensitivity of modern rice varieties.

This combination of willingness and sensitivity requires modern Arabian horse owners to handle their horses with competence and respect.

The sensitivity of modern microcalorimeters is higher than for many conventional methods (spectrophotometry or enzymatic assays for example).

Moreover, the increased sensitivity of modern analytical methods allows us to measure simultaneously more chemicals at lower concentrations in human fluids and tissues than ever before.