Sentence examples for simultaneously sensitive from inspiring English sources

Recently, electronic tongues (ET) have appeared as an excellent alternative to traditional techniques for the evaluation of food quality and processes. ET systems are based on arrays of low selectivity sensors that are simultaneously sensitive to several components in a measured sample (cross-sensitivity).

I was struck by how simultaneously sensitive and no-nonsense gritty he is.

Thus, this criterion predicts a parametrically sensitive or runaway region, which may be called "generalized" since the maximum temperature becomes simultaneously sensitive to small changes of any of the model inputs.

But it also encapsulated the ongoing challenge the festival and its British founder faces: hosting an event that is simultaneously culturally sensitive, positively contributes to Malawi's global development, and is run to the standard of other international music festivals.

Uezu further remarked that the story followed a "hard path" whereby the heroes were forced into making difficult choices at key points in the plot whilst the characters simultaneously explored sensitive issues related to human ethics and morality.

However, cells selected with paclitaxel NSC23925 simultaneously remained sensitive to chemotherapeutic agents.

Concurrently, methods for analyzing data produced by these technologies constantly are evolving, yielding results that are simultaneously more sensitive and more specific.

Concentrations of the PIs and the NNRTIs in plasma were measured simultaneously by sensitive and selective, validated high-performance liquid chromatography coupled to tandem mass-spectroscopy (LC-MS/MS) [ 37].

Obstetricians are expected, as are doctors in general, to cope with the complexity of diagnoses and decisions, while simultaneously being sensitive to the feelings of the pregnant woman and her partner when communicating uncertainty or breaking bad news.

However, a key challenge is to identify the most promising of these combinations for testing in a time of limited resources while simultaneously remaining sensitive to the risks to cost-effectiveness and quality of life that some combinations may represent.

We show that using a very specific MAb and a biosensor equipped with reference flow channels, in which the specific and the nonspecific binding for each sample can be observed simultaneously, a sensitive and specific direct BIA for quantitative analysis of proteins from allergenic products at trace levels in food can be developed.