Sentence examples for specially sensitive to from inspiring English sources

The passion with which people argued over apparently trivial word choices was, Jenkins explains, not a sign that they were specially sensitive to theology.

However, similarity queries are specially sensitive to this kind of architecture, since the answer sizes vary widely.

And the energy dispersions and DOS are specially sensitive to the magnitude of B: the lower the magnetic field is, the more Landau levels exist nearby Fermi energy (EF).

A symptom specially sensitive to worsening is spasticity.

"A blind architect is specially sensitive to tactile, acoustic and smelling details of the Architecture," Pereira wrote.

The presence of DAT in the somato-dendritic and axonal compartments of the VTA and the SNc is particularly intriguing, since the nigro-striatal dopaminergic system is specially sensitive to changes in BBB integrity [ 80], a feature recently associated to Parkinson's disease (PD).

Principal components have been used as model inputs, when the variable space is too large and, specially, when models are particularly sensitive to the number of variables (e.g. Neural Networks) [78].

Ristenpart et al.[44] also explore virtual machine exploitation focusing on information leakage, specially sensitive data at rest or in transit.

They receive not just essential anti-retroviral therapy (ART) for HIV, but also attend peer support clubs that meet every month and get education from teachers specially trained to be more sensitive to the needs of children living with HIV.

Unfortunately, laser light cannot be used in human brains to retrieve lost memories because the genetic engineering that makes neurons sensitive to light uses specially designed viruses not appropriate for use in people.

The ECFP and YPet moieties were linked by a specially selected peptide sequence that was highly sensitive to furin proteolysis [26], [32].