Sentence examples for uniquely responsive from inspiring English sources
The CP capillaries might be uniquely responsive in this regard, as CFA/PTX treatment evoked an early response (day 9 p.i). in the CP stromal capillary tissue, while the choroidal epithelium experienced neither overt morphological nor gene expression changes at this time.
Dogs' ability to understand what a pointing motion signifies (something even our primate cousins can't do) means that they are uniquely responsive to our behavior.
It lulls them into believing they are unaffected by drink when, as Swartzwelder and co-worker Aaron White made clear in a recent paper in the Annals of the New York Academy of Science, they are, unit for unit, sustaining far more damage to memory and learning systems than adults since their brains are uniquely responsive to alcohol effects.
Changes in the activity of these nerves offer a possible mechanism by which asthmatic subjects are uniquely responsive to a wide range of physiological and chemical stimuli.
KRAS PTEN tumours are uniquely responsive to mTOR inhibition.
On the other hand, some specific HSP genes or HSFs were uniquely responsive to heat stress or recovery.
It built a uniquely flexible and responsive supply chain for the American firm.
An effect of these policies was that by the end of the Protectorate period, the Madi were perceived by British officials as a uniquely malleable and responsive population, with a willingness to collaborate fully in public policies.
JP Morgan and other banks that were less damaged by the initial crisis, it has been shown, maintained a uniquely skeptical and responsive "calculative culture" [ 108] in which the VaR calculations were interpreted not as the underlying reality about risk, but as one of many possible indications of what risk might be [ 106].
It is uniquely-sized, surprisingly responsive, and well-made.
Clara's Hardware will be uniquely designed to be responsive to the shopping environment that will attract and retain this important customer group.
