Sentence examples for zone of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Just about everyone has a zone of sensitivity, but the most burdened are those who have trouble moving beyond the feeling of being attacked or left out.

Sequence-dependent cytotoxic effects of binary combinations of ZD1839 (0.2 200 μ M) with ionising radiation were then evaluated using eight doses of ionising radiation, ranging from 0.5 to 10 Gy for CAL27 and CAL33, and from 2 to 15 Gy for CAL60, CAL166, Hep-2 and Detroit562 (the radiation doses were selected from the above experiments to encompass more precisely the zone of sensitivity).

This actor badly needs an earthy comedy to rescue him from the twilight zone of tormented sensitivity, where he seems in danger of wasting away from sheer, moony-eyed angst.

The four electrode arrangement may also attenuate significant differences between channels, especially if currents are shunted away from current sensing electrodes towards an adjacent low-impedance pathway or if the segments between the current and measuring electrodes have high impedances (zone of negative sensitivity) [36].

a : Halo which diffused into surrounding agar b : Pale edges c : Weak growth d : Rough, fuzzy colonies e : With surrounding yellow zone The sensitivity and specificity of CA for C. albicans strains were found to be 99.4 and 100%.

Within the overlap zone, sensitivity of the 6/12 cut-off to identify those who will fail the number-plate test was 97%, and specificity of the 6/12 cut-off to identify those who will pass the number-plate test was 63% (see also table 2).

DPP K estimates have little sensitivity to the zone of compaction created during probe advancement, but estimates are sensitive to channeling along the probe surface.

For admissions for both respiratory and renal diseases, we found significant heterogeneity in effect estimates within climate zones 1, 2, 3, and/or 4. Results of sensitivity analyses.

Note that the degree of sensitivity is determined by measuring the zones of inhibition of growth around the discs.

In a pragmatic approach, with a clinical 10%% tolerance of sensitivity and specificity, as in the grey zone model, we can only conclude for half of the patients.

In France, Yves Klein's choreographed installation and his sale of Zones of Immaterial Pictorial Sensitivity provided more examples of ethereal and time-based art, as did Georges Mathieu's theatrical demonstrations of painting, which he took to Japan.