Da Silva and coworkers [ 67] suggested that CRP might be a more sensitive indicator of sepsis than leukocyte indices alone.
We showed that ASS1 promoter methylation differentiates lymphoid malignancy from normal lymphoid tissues and moreover that methylated ASS1 – rather than absence of ASS1 protein – may be a more sensitive indicator of lymphoma cell sensitivity to ADI-PEG20.
The fast and distinct response in the GEC indicates that this measure could serve as a more sensitive indicator of metabolic status than the AEC.
A more sensitive indicator of minimal emotional arousal than are other physiological responses, the PGR has figured extensively in studies of emotion and emotional learning.
The largest stem showed 0.3‰ 13C enrichment (range −0.7 1.1‰) compared to the whole-plant, making it a more sensitive indicator of water status than the composite sample.
Therefore, we suggest that the forenoon NmF2 in low mid-latitude region is a more sensitive indicator of solar activity variation than the daytime maximum NmF2, and this feature may be useful in empirical modeling studies.
The employment of the charge patterns as a more sensitive indicator to directly monitor the relaxation behavior could be feasible and precise, since the signals can be amplified and the transition points can be easily observed.
However, SDLP appears to be a more sensitive indicator of driving impairment than other driving performance variables and the results of the present study support its use as a performance outcome when examining alcohol-induced simulated driving impairment.
Thus, zooplankton diversity may be a more sensitive indicator of ecosystem response to interannual climate variation than zooplankton abundance.
The latter result is important because monitoring changes in population differentiation (e.g., FST or DEST) is often a more sensitive indicator of population decline than is the loss of allelic diversity [116], [117].
Systematic measurement of patients' experiences may be a more sensitive indicator of empowerment [ 20].
