Sentence examples for suggested sensitivity from inspiring English sources

In the CEBPA and HNF4A knockout mice, we found that these 3TF sites where evolutionary analysis suggested sensitivity to loss of either HNF4A or CEBPA are also sensitive to the genetic deletion of the same factor.

But recent work, partly influenced by the pause in temperatures, has suggested sensitivity might be somewhat lower.

These results suggested sensitivity to cell type and status.

Our dose response studies suggested sensitivity to irreversible EGFR inhibition in the Ki-CA tumor cells.

The exclusion of the hNEs during cardiac hypertrophy also suggested sensitivity of the novel exons to pathological status.

At least one classic study of transvection has suggested sensitivity to developmental temperature (Persson 1976), and recent work has shown that levels of transvection vary between cell types (Mellert and Truman 2012) and with local cellular environment (Bateman et al. 2012).

But scattered among this decidedly dark backdrop there are some other answers that suggest sensitivity and the human condition, with answers like UNCERTAIN, ALOOFLY and RESTRAINT.

Its lyrics, about a couple escaping in a "Coup de Ville" in order to keep their unplanned baby, suggest sensitivity beneath the American bad-boy exterior, while the guitars, which peel out from across some distant horizon, render the band's bluesy rock spaced-out and minimal, neither wholly old-fashioned nor brand-spanking new.

The lower the SES score (1 or 3), the higher the tolerance, whereas a higher SES score (7 or 9) suggests sensitivity.

Slow growth, slow reproduction, lack of dispersal options and low population numbers suggest sensitivity to over-exploitation.

We compared the AUC scores of these test runs to that of the full model to determine if any major deviations (i.e. low model performance, with AUC values <0.8) were present that would suggest sensitivity to sampling variation.