Sentence examples for twice as sensitive from inspiring English sources
The detector, already twice as sensitive as the next best one, will gain another factor of sensitivity in the coming run.
In a study published in The Lancet Oncology, it was more than twice as sensitive as the vinegar test.
It's as though her antennae are twice as sensitive and she's seeing the world in extra-sharp focus because of what she's been through.
The new paper suggests that the temperature could therefore be twice as sensitive to rising greenhouse gases than the IPCC assumes.
The linear array detector in the detection unit has a gallium arsenide phosphide photocathode, which is twice as sensitive as the multi-alkali photocathode on the older LSM710 module.
A dog's hearing is twice as sensitive as ours - and they have difficulty grasping the historical resonance of the gunpowder plot - so it's no wonder they're inclined to cower.
Consumers are also twice as much more sensitive to within-network price variations than extra-network price variations.
(3) Subjects with high noise sensitivity reported more transportation noise exposure than subjects with low noise sensitivity and they reported aircraft, railway and road traffic noise exposure outside the environmental noise map areas almost twice as often as non-sensitive subjects.
If a study finds that kumquats reduce the risk of heart disease by 90 percent, that a treatment cures alcohol addiction in a week, that sensitive parents are twice as likely to give birth to a girl as to a boy, the Bayesian response matches that of the native skeptic: Yeah, right.
The salt-sensitive NN had twice as many necrotic leaves as Numar and GP.
If we consider the fold difference in basal H3 acetylation between drug-sensitive and drug-resistant cells (about 2.5-fold in the proximal region and no difference in the distal region), we can notice that histones H3 in H69VP drug-resistant cells are approximately twice as hyperacetylated as in H69WT drug-sensitive cells after 8 h treatment with TSA.
