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Significados de highly sensitive en inglés

Highly developed in a sensual way; very responsive to impressions.

Highly sensitive.

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Uso de highly sensitive en inglés
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The case is highly sensitive ahead of elections due early next year.
Reuters
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Children are particularly vulnerable because they are highly sensitive to climate changes.
Pubmed
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As a result, markets have been highly sensitive to the USDA estimates.
Reuters
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Classified data is highly sensitive and shouldn't be able to be removed.
Wired
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Conclusions: Although highly sensitive, imaging is superfluous if an olive is palpable.
Pubmed
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Improving vaccine acceptance rates and using highly sensitive assays also optimize cost-effectiveness.
Pubmed
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Their aragonitic shells are highly sensitive to acute changes in ocean chemistry.
Pubmed
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The resulting spectra are highly sensitive to the orientation of the molecule.
Pubmed
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Those girls are highly organised, highly sensitive; their nerves are highly strung.
Spring Days
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Scrotal ultrasound appears to be a highly sensitive but nonspecific diagnostic technique.
Pubmed
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The highly sensitive allele VRQ was not found in the sampled individuals.
Pubmed
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It operates cruises in the Arctic and Antarctic, both highly sensitive environments.
The Guardian
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My mind is a highly sensitive plate, and receives impressions almost instantaneously.
The Captain's Toll-Gate
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Not only can days and weeks of work disappear, but highly sensitive information.
The Irish Times
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Australia is highly sensitive to data from China, its single largest export market.
Reuters
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Southern independence is a highly sensitive subject, particularly in the north.
Reuters
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