| Interestingly, Stevenson's fondness for retrospection does not seem to have blinded him but rather to have sharpened his sensitivity to seeing. |
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| The available serological techniques for the diagnosis of leptospirosis have less sensitivity during the early stage of the disease. |
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| There may, therefore, be a link between poor visual motion sensitivity and the tendency to misidentify, transpose, and reverse letters. |
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| Mask theatre is not naturalistic theatre, it has a more poetic feel, and he's got that sensitivity. |
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| To improve its sensitivity, the rheometer is shielded from external magnetic fields by a cage of high magnetic permeability metal. |
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| Her migraines may be accompanied by dizziness, nausea or vomiting as well as sensitivity to light and sound. |
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| For the diagnosis of scabies, skin scrapings have high specificity but low sensitivity. |
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| He said as a result, the man had suffered nerve and tendon damage, and lost feeling and sensitivity in his hand. |
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| Hubble can detect objects as faint as thirty-first magnitude, which is comparable to the sensitivity of much larger Earth-based telescopes. |
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| His performance, voice, phrasing, sensitivity, alaap, bandishes, as well as total control over sur and taal contribute to his magnetic concerts. |
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| Her line work is enriched by the wetness of the mud, which is applied with sensitivity and refinement. |
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| For sensitivity analysis, we arbitrarily doubled the coefficient of fertilizer in the variance function. |
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| Good health and sensitivity to the task's difficulties are arguably more important. |
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| You may experience light sensitivity, redness, pain, floaters and blurry vision. |
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| First of all, he loathed the sight of the woman who didn't show a trace of sensitivity on the situation. |
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| He's obviously the boofhead and the clown of the family, as his siblings are models of sensitivity and decorum. |
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| Bereavement always enhances associational sensitivity and by doing so rubs salt into the wound. |
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| It's done with great sensitivity and style, but the style never overwhelms the content. |
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| Her guitar work is raw and drips with attitude, while her singing bubbles with personality, passion and sensitivity. |
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| Adverse events such as anaphylaxis may be related to a sensitivity to vaccine components rather than to the attenuated vaccine virus itself. |
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| It is completely devoid of his previous sensitivity, and to a large extent, of his artistic creativity. |
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| The clash between town and country, huntsman and hunt sab, rural tradition and urban sensitivity, is far from over. |
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| Instead, Chen's address displayed a sensitivity and astuteness unexpected of a politician who until recently was rarely in the limelight. |
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| We carried out sensitivity analyses on two aspects of the evaluation to assess the robustness of the findings. |
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| I use these with a running line to get the sensitivity of the pole rig but with the advantages of running gear when playing fish. |
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| Symptoms include sore throat, runny nose, cough, muscle pain, fever, bloodshot eyes, tiny white spots inside the mouth, sensitivity to light. |
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| The prototype of the uniflow deduster was fabricated based on the sensitivity analysis. |
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| Still, the performances were admirable for their lilting rhythmic undulance and sensitivity. |
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| Fiber-laser sensors have extremely high sensitivity to temperature and strain and can be multiplexed. |
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| The deleterious consumption of monoxides and dioxides has also weakened my mental acuity, sensitivity and enthusiasm. |
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| The man seen by many as Enemy No.1 of the environment has built a showplace of ecological sensitivity. |
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| David Lynch's last cinematic outing was The Straight Story which demonstrated an unexpected sensitivity towards biographic detail. |
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| Metformin is a biguanide that improves peripheral tissue sensitivity to insulin but inhibits hepatic glucose formation. |
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| Their current-handling capacity ranges from milliamps to amps, and sensitivity ranges from fractional to several thousand forces of gravity. |
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| As the sensitivity of such milliammeters is usually low, it is necessary first to amplify the polarographic current. |
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| Canadian mezzo Allyson McHardy sings and acts Butterfly's servant, Suzuki, with care and sensitivity. |
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| If you have a lot of sensitivity, try using toothpaste designed for sensitive gums. |
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| Sense of Humor Scale, there were no significant effects for emotional expressiveness, liking of humor, or metamessage sensitivity. |
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| The club's careful handling of their player shows there is acute sensitivity about his future. |
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| The company is very pliant and willing, but not without thought or sensitivity. |
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| It takes a good deal of sensitivity to recognize when the pressure is getting too great. |
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| He said the issue is a delicate one and needs to be approached with extreme sensitivity. |
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| In his tribute to Sam, he praised the youngster for his sensitivity, humour, care and love. |
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| Not, to my mind, the ideal profession for a woman of her intense sensitivity. |
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| If you are right-handed the chisel goes in the left hand, for sensitivity and intuition. |
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| Have some of us lost our inherent sensitivity as human beings just to achieve our own ends? |
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| The author handles controversial exegetical areas with sensitivity and honesty. |
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| No one can deny that great care and sensitivity is needed here by opinion-formers. |
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| Have these people no sensitivity to the art form or do they simply want to shock? |
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| In itself, elucidation of this sensitivity will be an interesting result of this discussion. |
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| Such people need to be treated with sensitivity and with a very high level of respect. |
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| It is around people's awareness and understanding and sensitivity to the needs of people. |
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| His birth chart shows a man of great sensitivity, which is a characteristic quality of Pisces. |
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| We showed a lack of sensitivity to how deferential they are, almost to the point of taking pleasure in grief. |
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| It all adds up to a mammoth change that will need to be handled with care and sensitivity. |
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| This also gave her plenty of time to hone her sensitivity to meridian vibrations. |
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| The knockout mice had greatly reduced touch sensitivity when compared to normal mice, but touch sensation did not disappear entirely. |
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| The sensitivity of the test is the proportion of positives, corresponding to the positive result obtained by the standard test. |
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| Oh, how I shall miss her laugh and wonderful wisdom, born of so much experience and an innate sensitivity to life. |
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| I will take a sensitivity training class and attempt to mend my chauvinistic ways. |
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| You're saying it has some kind of haptic sensitivity or touch that you can actually develop skills in your fingers. |
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| These results are directly comparable to the familiar sensitivity and elasticity of population growth rate. |
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| The new line of three systems sets the industry benchmark with 30 nm sensitivity and throughputs of up to 1,800 defects per hour. |
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| A tall, handsome woman with the colouring and cheekbones of her Irish engineer father, Murphy exudes both strength and sensitivity. |
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| The cards were rehydrated before testing, which has been shown to increase the sensitivity of occult blood detection. |
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| Although the story is told more from a male viewpoint, it is related with candour and deep sensitivity. |
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| But this is their opportunity to appear tough on racial sensitivity and they're going to throw the book at us. |
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| The clinical risks of sensitivity and specificity also should be considered in identifying the threshold glycemic level. |
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| A sensitivity to being stared at does not necessarily imply an awareness of the position of the starer. |
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| The emphasis is on relationships, security, sensitivity, nurturance, children and family. |
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| A chart that is strong in water will be dominated by emotions and sensitivity. |
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| There has also been an increased incidence of atrophic gastritis and achlorhydria in patients with gluten sensitivity. |
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| The domestic theatre is her strength, her writer's eye picking out the daily victories, everyday meanness, with sensitivity and sympathy. |
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| Due to small fluxes and the lower sensitivity of gravimetry, only radiometry was used for astomatous membranes. |
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| Too much sensitivity will make the lights too jumpy, which increases driver strain. |
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| Darwin's investigation into the biology of the Venus flytrap involved testing the sensitivity of trigger hairs. |
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| It is a sad fact that, when it comes to sensitivity to attack, there is no one so sensitive as a journalist. |
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| In recent trials, they tested New World squirrel monkeys and Old World pig-tailed macaques for their olfactory sensitivity to aliphatic alcohols. |
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| I suppose you never lose the sensitivity and the rawness that an unpleasant comment can bring to you. |
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| Since gas bubbles increase sensitivity to sound, many ray-finned fish have modified gas bladders and swimbladders adjacent to the inner ear. |
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| His painstaking, comprehensive and thorough work was distinguished by deep sensitivity and fresh insights. |
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| The epithelium consists of five or six constantly renewing cell layers and nerve endings, which account for corneal sensitivity. |
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| The keywords in the future will be convenience, reliability and sensitivity. |
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| The result is a thirtyfold increase in the detection sensitivity when the system is operating near the lasing threshold. |
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| Centrally, there is reduced density and sensitivity of the baroreceptors and a down regulation of sympathetic receptors. |
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| This sensitivity about representing race is not matched by an equal sensitivity about representing class. |
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| Our sensitivity map demonstrates that in all voxels we had sufficient power to detect changes in gray matter fraction of 0.17 or less. |
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| An ensemble of three recorders, harpsichord, bass viol and theorbo supported the trio of singers with sensitivity and aplomb. |
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| Half of them had clear prodromata, such as scintillating scotomas and sensitivity to odors and noise. |
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| The energy sensitivity and conviction of the cast brought the audience to their feet in a standing ovation. |
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| I said I felt strongly that this was a matter of liaison sensitivity that justified redaction. |
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| Included for the first time is the ability to search all versions with options for case, accent, and vowel point sensitivity. |
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| The sensitivity usually rises from musicians desperate to receive some encouragement for the notes they commit to manuscript paper. |
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| It requires understanding, sensitivity and discretion, all of which go out the window when the red mist descends. |
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| In many of these studies fungal propagules showed sensitivity, but some exhibited enhanced sporulation in response to elevated UV-B radiation. |
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| Biopsy itself, when used with a strict cutoff requiring villous atrophy, appears to have high specificity but poor sensitivity. |
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| The decision not to stand for re-election revealed increased sensitivity to public opinion. |
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| This procedure has allowed us to achieve sensitivity levels near those attained by bioluminescent methods in spectrophotometric assays. |
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| Exercise testing performed with myocardial perfusion imaging improves the sensitivity and specificity for the detection of restenosis. |
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| The plaintiffs are not portraying any abnormal sensitivity or delicacy in seeking to worship in an atmosphere of quiet and calm reflexion. |
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| Both MRI and MRI arthrograms have poor sensitivity in detecting articular cartilage injury, but when it is detected, specificity is 100 per cent. |
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| She had written with flair and maturity, and had a sensitivity way beyond her tender years. |
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| But the autumn of 1945 was not a time noted for sensitivity to the legal niceties of high treason. |
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| Consultation with an allergist can define the optimal regimen to reduce sensitivity to specific allergens. |
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| Potential side-effects include sensitivity of the teeth to hot and cold, a sore throat, tender gums and white patches on the gums. |
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| A high sensitivity detector system utilizing a bridge balancing method is described. |
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| This British duo continues to rock with alluring sensitivity and a plenitude of pop sensibility. |
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| We used a sensitivity analysis to test the effect of different assumptions on the relation between income and management costs. |
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| While alpha-hydroxy acids are added to skin creams to reduce the signs of aging, they can also increase the skin's sensitivity to the sun. |
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| Many applications need fast readout, high-precision synchronization, and high sensitivity in defined spectral bands. |
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| Her mother was far more critical than her father, constantly upbraiding her youngest daughter for the intensity and sensitivity she showed. |
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| Linguistic intelligence involves sensitivity to the spoken and written language and the ability to learn languages. |
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| Often, parents or caregivers are not aware of the risk of sensitivity to natural rubber latex. |
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| The film details the dynamics of both their attraction to and repulsion from one another with an unusual degree of sensitivity. |
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| This is a beautifully written book by a scholar of exceptional sensitivity. |
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| Landscaping is very thoughtful, with retaining walls and terraces cut with almost Inca sensitivity and precision into the arid slopes. |
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| Obviously there are individual differences in sensitivity to the effects of negative stereotypes on performance. |
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| I just have some localised swelling left where the abscess is and a teeny-weeny bit of sensitivity. |
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| This condition is distinguishable from rosacea because it affects all sun-exposed areas of the body, and patients will develop light sensitivity with repeated exposure. |
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| I felt uncomfortable just listening to him bend over backwards doing cultural sensitivity gymnastics. |
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| His sensitivity to this problem came out in his first sharp disagreement with his boss, VMI superintendent Francis H. Smith. |
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| Spall plays him brilliantly as a grumbling, grunting beast of a man whose sensitivity and kindness emerges slowly. |
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| There was carol White, a ho-hum homemaker who finds herself besieged by multiple chemical sensitivity in Safe. |
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| A tiny sliver of the population has celiac disease or medically diagnosed gluten sensitivity. |
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| Anyone who suffers from gluten sensitivity, intolerance, or celiac disease knows how troublesome the problem is. |
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| Those 10 stocks are part of a list prepared by a quantitative analyst with CIBC World Markets, determined on the basis of currency sensitivity and stock returns. |
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| Nevertheless, the sensitivity can be modulated and there is good evidence that Phaseolus can undergo substantial hardening or acclimatization to low temperatures. |
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| The legendary sensitivity of adolescence is a kind of self-absorption. |
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| It's got raw music, raw sensitivity, raw vocals, and raw lyrics. |
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| Quick intervention begins with keen sensitivity and sharp observation. |
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| Maybe these cells would differ in sensitivity to auxin or kinin. |
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| This is the starting point for a barrowload of stereotypes about feminine sensitivity and womanly feeling to be wheeled out into the courtroom, and indeed the media. |
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| It requires sensitivity to each country's history and cultures to ensure the workability and legitimacy of the institutions that have to be built as part of the reform. |
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| A number of workers have had to leave the call centre industry because of diseases such as noise sensitivity, and they are not covered by workers' compensation. |
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| A decision to refer a matter to the minister depends on its sensitivity, demands on resources, need for a political judgement, and uncertainty about the minister's reactions. |
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| For those cowed by all this ardent muscularity, turn to her to discover, at the last, a private Rubens, that man of exceptional refinement and sensitivity. |
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| These actions are attributed to binding with nociceptors, which causes a period of enhanced sensitivity followed by a refractory period of reduced sensitivity. |
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| Defects in NER are known in humans, in the form of the rare genetic disease xeroderma pigmentosum, which is characterized by extreme sun sensitivity and skin cancer incidence. |
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| It seems the artist took great technical care and sensitivity in portraying the beauty and nobility of the Xhosa despite the tragic circumstances of the story. |
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| Neither individual would go on the record due to the sensitivity of discussing personnel matters. |
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| Fire management requires consideration of the effect of the expected slow recovery rate of plant cover and the sensitivity to burning of species such as lancewood. |
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| When we first visited it, many years ago, we were delighted to find that they had assembled French colonial furniture and displayed it with great sensitivity. |
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| The patient showed a central leukoma with some neo-vessels and, although reduced, a corneal sensitivity was present, while it was completely absent before the treatment. |
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| Red light decreases the phototropic sensitivity of corn. |
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| The authors claim that these findings support the conclusion that interventions improving insulin sensitivity may be beneficial in reducing the atherogenic risk. |
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| New designs have greatly improved the sensitivity of GPS receivers so they can make code-phase measurements even on the severely attenuated signals inside buildings. |
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| While this year might dig some challenging trenches in your notorious Sagittarian optimism, sensitivity towards and concern for others is going to bring you big rewards. |
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| This kind of development work requires tact and cultural sensitivity. |
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| The office needs tact, sensitivity, and skills of an unusual order. |
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| A standard pure tone audiogram, although restricted in its sensitivity, is readily accessible in most centers and should be performed at annual assessment. |
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| It is a situation that calls for sensitivity, tact and discretion. |
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| Other major news outlets made the same decision, hiding behind a misplaced sense of multicultural sensitivity. |
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| People differ in ability in mathematics, music, visual acuity and all other respects, so individual differences in telepathic sensitivity would seem likely. |
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| The ability to read with visual aids depends on the size and density of the central scotoma and the degree to which the person retains sensitivity to contrast. |
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| After focusing on bettering its sensitivity, the team switched its emphasis to more technical issues, using the instrument as a test bed for new technologies. |
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| The most common aura is visual, involving light sensitivity or blurred vision. |
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| Over 2000 cases have been reported, reflecting the sensitivity of that growing gland to radioactive iodine, especially in children already deficient in iodine. |
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| It promotes disinterestedness, teaches sensitivity and fine discriminations, produces identifications with men and women of other conditions, thus promoting fellow-feeling. |
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| Panza's sensitivity to the villa's historical and natural character may also explain the specific objects he donated and the manner of their presentation. |
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| Most airlines showed sensitivity in waiving change fees for ticketed passengers on London-bound flights immediately following the terrorist attacks. |
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| The man's eyes do not suggest tipsiness but intelligence and sensitivity. |
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| He has great sensitivity and understanding but no sentimentality. |
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| Scientists have developed a new polymer that greatly increases the sensitivity of chemical detection systems for explosives such as trinitrotoluene. |
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| Symptoms vary with the drug and the sensitivity of the affected person, but include, as separate reactions, hives, serum sickness, and, sometimes, anaphylaxis. |
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| A similar sensitivity to tonality permeates his music today. |
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| The spt6-140 mutation alters transcription and chromatin in our inverted repeats, as determined by Northern and micrococcal nuclease sensitivity analyses, respectively. |
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| It's like being a sheepdog on a sensitivity training course these days. |
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| Another exceptionally useful trace mineral to combat diabetes is vanadium, which lowers blood sugar by mimicking insulin and improving the cells' sensitivity to insulin. |
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| The tribune of adolescent sensitivity and longing has suddenly transformed into a macho bully. |
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| Only the much more uncommon protanopes and tritanopes suffer from a loss of sensitivity with respect to one of their groups of spectrally selective photoreceptors. |
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| I do not understate the complexity and sensitivity of achieving such a global agreement. |
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| In conclusion, PCR can be used as an additional test for detecting M. tuberculosis in patients with tubercular pleuritis because conventional methods have low sensitivity. |
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| They performed numeric simulations to determine the predicted sensitivity for a given number of blood samples and a given volume of cultured blood. |
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| But when the sitzfleisch touched the piano bench, then the air of authority was justified, and then the raw nerve of artistic sensitivity was uncovered. |
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| A new history tells their remarkable story with sensitivity and verve writes Wendy Smith. |
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| The same rank order of sensitivity is also found with regard to unipotent progenitors of granulocytes and macrophages and with regard to early and late erythroid progenitors. |
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| Not much moral sensitivity is needed to appreciate that, and poetry is seldom improved by stating the obvious, especially when it is nationalistically self-serving. |
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| The pain may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light. |
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| Thus, activated T cells treated with a variety of photosensitizing agents consistently exhibit an increased sensitivity to PDT relative to T cells in an unstimulated state. |
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| Common themes became evident, such as using biodegradable hydraulic fluid in snowcats, wildlife sensitivity, and trail designs that protect streambeds. |
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| It would also be necessary to determine if their sensitivity to habitat modification is related to neophobia or simply to the inability to learn a novel resource. |
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| The dustbin of history is full of politically incorrect trash, chucked there by the heavy hand of reactionary sensitivity. |
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| Life was raw and hard and often pretty brutal, and I don't think I had enough sensitivity, I'd be the first to say that, and I think I see it a lot more clearly now. |
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| Irritant contact dermatitis is a nonallergic reaction resulting from sensitivity to soap, hand cream, powder, disinfectants, and temperature and pH extremes. |
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| The sensor, with its high speed and sensitivity, would be a welcome addition at airport-security checkpoints, border crossings, and ports, he notes. |
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| Individual responses to vog vary widely, although people with pre-existing respiratory conditions, such as asthma or chronic respiratory disease, show special sensitivity. |
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| The sensitivity according to the causative organism ranges from 90 percent in pneumococcal or staphylococcal meningitis to less than 50 percent in Listeria meningitis. |
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| His Discourses, a series of lectures delivered at the Academy between 1769 and 1790, are remembered for their sensitivity and perception. |
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| Poor sensitivity of tests to application parameters dictates the necessity of designing a wide variety of friction-related methodologies. |
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| Because of their sensitivity to pollutants, terns are sometimes used as indicators of contamination levels. |
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| In certain instances we were estranged from denominational boardsmen by their sensitivity to professional prerogative. |
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| What these plays all need, in production, is that sensitivity to the sea. |
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| Increase insulin sensitivity, decrease hepatic gluconeogenesis, and increase insulin-dependent glucose uptake into muscle. |
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| The Willet Metal Detector also incorporates the interactive Visual Learn system, that deskills the task of sensitivity optimisation. |
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| However, in two RCTs, CPAP treatment did not affect insulin sensitivity or glycogenic control neither in diabetics nor in non-diabetics. |
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| All normalized sensitivity coefficients are in this case uncorrelated, so that the determinability condition is fulfilled. |
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| Dhal for their exemplary care, and also the remarkable Terri and Ann for their care and sensitivity. |
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| Like other tubenosed seabirds it has a long narrow area of visual sensitivity containing the fovea across the retina of the eye. |
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| A closely related but nonequivalent glatiramoid molecule was used as a control to establish assay sensitivity. |
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| It is currently believed that dysmenorrhoeic women have an excessive release of prostaglandins or an excessive sensitivity to their presence. |
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| Personal memories created in him a great sensitivity for human degradation and a sense of moral responsibility. |
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| But subjunctive conditionals do not contrapose, and we are misled into accepting a sensitivity condition by confusing it with a safety condition. |
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| Its sensitivity and specificity reduce the rate of false positive results often associated with traditional guaiac test methods. |
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| Genetic risk for psychotic disorder might be expressed in part as sensitivity to the psychotomimetic effect of cannabis. |
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| Ofloxacin and ceftriaxone had the highest sensitivity pattern to these uropathogens. |
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| Fast response times and high sensitivity are provided by the large active areas of the photodiodes. |
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| Fig 5 shows the sensitivity range functions calculated using the multitube model. |
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| Its trackpad is multi-touch and quite comfortable, though we found its sensitivity too high. |
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| Spectral sensitivity of the Fovealcone photopigments between 400 and 500 nm. |
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| Electronic photocells using solid-state, silicon phototransistors that do not lose sensitivity can be used to teplace cadmium sulfide cells. |
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| The phototube and photometer permit determination of the null point with a high degree of sensitivity. |
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| In addition, it is affected by low sensitivity in the case of immunodepressed subjects. |
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| Phytonutrients reduce the liver inflammation and improve sensitivity to lower amounts of insulin. |
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| However, the Image Dissector camera was found to be lacking in light sensitivity, requiring excessive levels of illumination. |
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| When working with wet photographic plates, Swan noticed that heat increased the sensitivity of the silver bromide emulsion. |
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| This sensitivity is expected to remain for some time, analysts say, with neither country moving quickly to mend fences. |
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| A small, hex head set screw just below the trigger allows you to customize trigger sensitivity to suit your personal preferences. |
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| ReaDMe has the ambitious goal to systematically define the sensitivity of TFs to local levels of DNA methylation in vivo. |
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| There was a consistent significant difference in sensitivity to casodex between T14 and T25 clones of early passages. |
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| The Company believes this new innovative lateral flow test may improve sensitivity of TB serology specially in HIV infected patients. |
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| This observation will facilitate further improvement of the sensitivity of the serodiagnostic test, while maintaining the assay specificity. |
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| Cooking for those with multiple food sensitivities is difficult, especially since food sensitivity tends to run in families. |
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| However, the political clout of farmers and the sensitivity of the issue made it take many years before the CAP was fully implemented. |
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| Various combinations of these variables work together to determine the stiffness, sensitivity, and pedal force of the brakes. |
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| Although she does not speak of the plague directly, her book shows a deep sensitivity to suffering and dying. |
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| In dry tallgrass prairie, FQA responded to a disturbance gradient but with less sensitivity than alternative metrics. |
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| As with other gan kids, numbness is accompanied by an unusual sensitivity. |
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| Migraine is a headache disorder that is often accompanied by headache, nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light. |
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| People who have a severe sensitivity to milk run the risk of a serious or life threatening reaction if they consume this product. |
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| The solution combines nanotechnology with magnetostrictive generated guided waves and high sensitivity sensing Fiber Bragg Gratting. |
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| Cardiomegaly on skiagram has a sensitivity and specificity of 79 and 80 per cent respectively. |
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| A remarkable increase in the pHi sensitivity of voltage-dependent calcium channels occurs in human sperm incubated in capacitating conditions. |
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| There is commercial sensitivity, but so far as technology and pomology goes, we share trials and information as an industry. |
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| Pesticides such as organophosphates and carbamates may act via muscarinic stimulation to produce a similar biochemical and sensitivity response. |
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| Differential sensitivity to capture stress assessed by blood acid-base status in five carcharhinid sharks. |
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| As a sensitivity analysis we also assessed the effect of excluding those assumed to be diet misreporters. |
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| Reynolds's sensitivity is admirably shown in the portrait of Richard Earlom, the Irish mezzotinter. |
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| In addition to the Lorentz force, it may also be attributable to the sample manufacture or the particular sensitivity of the wires to the loads. |
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| Detectives have the ability to lock down information based on case sensitivity, such as for cases involving sexual assaults. |
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| Additional security measures now provide customers even more control over ReconNET access rules such as character and case sensitivity. |
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| In mice, the compound known as betulin lowered cholesterol, helped prevent diet-induced obesity, and improved insulin sensitivity. |
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| Critics on both sides of the debate praised Baum for his sensitivity, levelheadedness, impartiality, and humor. |
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| High sensitivity, selectivity and reusability are among the advantages of the sensor. |
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| Stretch modulates amiloride sensitivity and cation selectivity of sodium channels in human B lymphocytes. |
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| She said the defining characteristic of her husband was his sensitivity. |
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| The model is examined by considering sensitivity of eigenfrequencies, spectra and applied masses. |
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| Trypanosomes lacking trypanothione reductase are avirulent and show increased sensitivity to oxidative stress. |
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| In company validation experiments, probes designed with TILIA delivered unmatched specificity and sensitivity. |
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| These rule decks provide advanced modeling capabilities including process sensitivity, and self and mutual induction models. |
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| The authors hypothesised that the reinnervation mechanism is based on maintaining muscular sensitivity. |
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| These substances stimulate the nociceptors at the related area and lead to local sensitivity. |
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| Flies lacking the DJ-1 gene showed selective sensitivity to widely used agricultural toxicants that kill neurons mainly through oxidative stress. |
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| Perceptual learning improves contrast sensitivity and visual acuity in adults with anisometropic amblyopia. |
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| Once the resistance reading was stable, the value was recorded and the sensitivity of the as-synthesize nanostructure on IDE was calculated. |
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| The audience is algorithmically segmented based on origin, behaviors and is then optimized by time sensitivity for re-engagement. |
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| Exactly why the mantis shrimp needs such exquisite sensitivity to circularly polarized light isn't clear. |
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| Embolus location affects the sensitivity of a rapid quantitative D-dimer assay in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. |
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| While the movie unfolds in broad strokes, Ms. MacLaine treats this character with exquisite sensitivity and without condescension. |
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| Namely, we will apply SOH to holographically detect the Raman signal to increase speed and sensitivity of current SRS technology. |
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| Current management of increasing insulin sensitivity includes the usage of sulphonylureas, acarbose, or insulin. |
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| He trivialises the seriousness of slavery and demeans that Welsh sensitivity and candour which led, and leads, the world towards its abolition. |
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| The novel MaxDiscovery Homocysteine Enzymatic Assay Kit employs simplified endpoint analysis to offer high sensitivity and low detection limits. |
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| Adaptogens are plants that practitioners of herbal medicine claim decrease cellular sensitivity to stress. |
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| They confirmed experimentally in vivo and in vitro that decreasing pH increases the sensitivity of the acinar cells to zymogen activation. |
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| Consequently, indigenous and local communities argue that others' use of their traditional knowledge warrants respect and sensitivity. |
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| Whilst having good color sensitivity, it is not as good as humans or sheep. |
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| He was immensely hardworking and tried as hard as any democratic parliamentarian to treat his senatorial colleagues with respect and sensitivity. |
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| The high permeability ferrite core allows it to be compact enough to be enclosed inside the radio's case and still have adequate sensitivity. |
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| Results from models can also vary due to different greenhouse gas inputs and the model's climate sensitivity. |
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| Other factors being equal, a higher climate sensitivity means that more warming will occur for a given increase in greenhouse gas forcing. |
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| Feedbacks are an important factor in determining the sensitivity of the climate system to increased atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations. |
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| For persons with asthma or multiple chemical sensitivity the smoke from fireworks may aggravate existing health problems. |
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| Second, Mentor combined the wisdom of experience with the sensitivity of a fawn in his attempts to convey kinging skills to young Telemachus. |
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| Diurnally active mosquitoes are believed to have better developed colour sensitivity than crepuscular or nocturnally active species. |
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| Irshads compositions depict a complex relationship between simplification, stylization, sensitivity and spontaneity. |
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| Fibrinogen and leukocytes count for subclinical inflammation, lipid ratios, insulin sensitivity were determined. |
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| First and foremost, a visit to the new L'Oreal Colour Bar to discuss shades and techniques and then a patch test for sensitivity. |
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| In order to gain a better understanding about the variability, numerical sea ice models are used to perform sensitivity studies. |
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| Figure 5 shows the contrast sensitivity function for sine-wave gratings of equivalent subtense. |
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| Both erythema and induration appear to be adequate indices of tuberculin sensitivity. |
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| Crystal video is the older and simpler technology, while superheterodyne receivers provide higher sensitivity but at a higher acquisition cost. |
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| Many artists have admired elms for the ease and grace of their branching and foliage, and have painted them with sensitivity. |
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| Tapeworms generally cause little harm in wolves, though this depends on the number and size of the parasites, and the sensitivity of the host. |
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| So how do we achieve some sense of normality without losing our sensitivity? |
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| Ebisawa and Muto noted that the primaquine sensitivity of the Laotians might also relate to the haemoglobin disorder. |
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| Microbats possess magnetoreception, in that they have a high sensitivity to Earth's magnetic field, similar to birds. |
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| Slow breathing reduces chemoreflex response to hypoxia and hypercapnia, and increases baroreflex sensitivity. |
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| There may also be issues with joint and muscle pain, orchiditis, blindness and sensitivity to light. |
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| The present studies demonstrate that iodine depletion increases the sensitivity of the thyroid to the goitrogenic effects of thyrotropin. |
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| The Bureau of Ordnance subsequently increased sensitivity to 10 to 25 millivolts, but this was later readjusted on the basis of field experience. |
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| Without that sensitivity, he didn't even know what the service was, even though as a boy he had davened it every morning of his life. |
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| Hyperosmia is an increased sensitivity to smell and can be a characteristic of someone with a neurotic or histrionic personality. |
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| They are the result of a sensitivity to the hormones prostaglandins, which the body secretes to trigger a period. |
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| The high sensitivity and large size of the sensor delivers background defocus, increased low-light sensitivity and lower image noise. |
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| It can lead to demineralisation of the tooth enamel which can result in discoloration, sensitivity and expensive dental work such as veneers. |
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| The unique ZEISS Optic Aspheric IOLs enable reduction and control of the spherical aberrations of the eye while showing low sensitivity to decentration and tilt. |
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| The calibrator beads with the two lowest intensities simulate weakly labeled and autofluorescent cells, enabling adjustment of critical sensitivity parameters. |
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| However, only few studies have investigated antibodies as potential EP-blocking-agents that may potentiate antimicrobial sensitivity in XDR bacteria. |
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| The baseline audiogram serves as the reference point for all subsequent hearing tests and allows for changes in hearing sensitivity at a given frequency to be documented. |
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| Among phenotypic traits distinguishing the 2 biotypes, sensitivity to polymyxin B is considered a reliable indicator and stable phenotype for biotyping. |
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