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On the other hand, ELISA exhibited similar results with the specificity (79% to 100%) but had a weaker sensitivity (10%to62%2%).

From Fig. 5, the absolute impact of CH2Cl2 on SH polar ozone will exhibit some year-to-year variability, depending on stratospheric meteorology (Fig. 5), though the 1980 Antarctic ozone return date delay due to CH2Cl2 exhibited a weak sensitivity to the choice of future meteorology in our SLIMCAT simulations.

Despite the good correlation found with ground data, the temporal evolution of AMSR-E/NSIDC data became stable with the vegetation growth and presented a weak sensitivity to rainfall.

The results showed that Zr-Al, Zr-Cu and Cu-Al atom pairs showed a strong short range order (SRO) within the first shell and they exhibited a weak sensitivity to atomic concentrations while Zr-Zr and Cu-Cu atom pairs presented a strong sensitivity to atomic concentrations.

However, this cutoff point has a weak sensitivity and specificity.

Interestingly, normal human lymphocytes presented a weak sensitivity to artemisinin [12].

The membranes, deposited by both methods, impeded interferents quite effectively only a weak sensitivity to cysteine was observed.

Consequently, the response of the cell is weak (Figure 11a, black line), implying a weak sensitivity of the system to low-frequency stimuli.

It has a weak sensitivity to photoperiod and temperature with total growth duration of about 138 days from seed to seed.

Similarly, R137C and R137L receptors presented a weak sensitivity to AVP stimulation, compared to the wild-type receptor, dose-response curves with R137C and R137L mutants exhibiting a very significant rightward shift of AVP potency and a lower efficiency (Figure 1b and Table 1).

The GFC shows a weak sensitivity in hypofibrinolytic patients with no possibility to distinguish between two different samples or to measure a first slight response to a treatment.