Sentence examples for sensitivity responsive from inspiring English sources

The K-r offers a variety of new and improved features including a fast framerate, high ISO sensitivity, responsive autofocus, an improved 12.4 megapixel low-noise sensor and widescreen HD video capture that take it a step above an entry-level DSLR camera.

The complexation studies indicate that PAA-Rho3 exhibited the highest selectivity and sensitivity responsive colorimetric and fluorescence Au3+-specific sensor when compared to other metal ions and polymeric sensors.

In agreement with these data, XIAP knockdown did not significantly increase sensitivity of responsive cells to SM. Importantly, XIAP knockdown also did not sensitise SM-resistant cells to SM, indicating different processes other than XIAP being responsible for SM resistance.

The metabolic actions of metformin on cells include increases in insulin sensitivity of responsive tissues, IR number and affinity in skeletal muscle and adipose cells, conversion of glucose to lactate by erythrocytes, tyrosine kinase activity and glucose uptake (Cusi and DeFronzo, 1998; Musi et al., 2002).

Our study presents an effective basic group based on which researchers can develop new fluorescent probes with simple structures, high sensitivities, short responsive times and the abilities to detect fluoride ion and carbon dioxide simultaneously.

The effect of bevacizumab added to PTX or DDP, single agents, was investigated in the 1A9-luc model that serves to follow tumour progression with BLI and shows a different profile of sensitivity to PTX (responsive, Figure 3) and DDP (moderately responsive Figure 4).

The obvious differences to Ni2+ ion responsive sensitivity were observed between P1 and P4 polymers.

Compared with conventional Ohmic-contact nanosensors, Schottky-contact has been introduced as a fundamentally new design for much enhanced sensitivity and improved responsive time of one-dimensional nanostructure based sensors.

The idea is that presentation of an "adapter" stimulus (A) produces a temporary reduction in the sensitivity of neurons responsive to that stimulus.

The design of new synthetic devices with enhanced stimuli-responsive sensitivity and targeting ligands is a promising field for the development of cancer-specific delivery systems.

Insulin resistance is a state of reduced sensitivity of insulin-responsive tissues to insulin and its key consequences include an impaired ability of insulin to suppress hepatic glucose production and stimulate peripheral glucose elimination.