Sentence examples for substantially less sensitive from inspiring English sources
Root elongation of cucumber was a substantially less sensitive indicator to As than data from the 4 weeks pot study.
In a second proposed registry, likely with CLIP Leu 97 in the P1 pocket, the complex is substantially less sensitive to HLA-DM catalysis.
Tolerance studies show that the rectangular segment PMQ design is substantially less sensitive to the easy axis orientation errors and hence will be a better choice for DTLs.
As first demonstrated for [177Lu]pentixather, the pentixather scaffold is substantially less sensitive towards structural modifications than pentixafor (Schottelius et al. 2015; Herrmann et al. 2016).
Two-electrode voltage clamp studies of amantadine block also showed that both Kcv* and the T63S mutant were substantially less sensitive to the blocker than the wild-type channel (Figure 5).
This assay is substantially less sensitive than reverse transcription PCR.
They also have substantially different sensitivity to cytotoxic treatment; ER+ tumors are generally less sensitive to chemotherapy than ER- tumors [ 2].
Compared to Mathai and colleagues [ 5], our results were substantially more sensitive for hyperactivity disorders, and a little less sensitive for conduct disorders and emotional disorders.
Although the RITA-adapted UKF-NB-3 sub-lines were less sensitive to irradiation than UKF-NB-3, their radiation sensitivity remained substantially higher than that of the nutlin-3-adapted cell lines.
They found that an increase in credit limits generated immediate and significant rises in debt, which was inconsistent with permanent-income hypothesis (PIH .1 This study also estimated the elasticity of debt to interest rates and found that people were in fact sensitive to interest rates and higher interest rates leaded to substantially less borrowing.
Compared to the MS evidence measure, filtered SMS results are a little less sensitive for UProC and RAPSearch but the number of false positive predictions is substantially lower.
