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The resulting algorithms can also often be "brittle" in the sense of being highly specialised to the task for which they are tuned, and are consequently sensitive to changes in operating conditions or image specifications.
Therefore it is very important to complement ROC trials with other performance metrics that combine different classes of the confusion matrix and are consequently sensitive to class skew.
Furthermore, LTM requires new protein synthesis after training and is consequently sensitive to cycloheximide feeding, whereas ARM is less sensitive to blockers of protein synthesis [23].
Such a protease may be expressed differently among cell types, such that liver cells lacking the enzyme are consequently more sensitive to HCV infection.
However, we show that in the progression to chemoresistance the GLC cells are able to respond to a greater range of neuropeptides with increased potency, and are consequently more sensitive to growth inhibition by SP-G.
Increases in the thioredoxin concentration cause a proportional increase in the flux through this reaction and vice versa, and such reactions are consequently very sensitive to changes in the thioredoxin redox cycle.
Prenatal nicotine exposure significantly increases nAChR endogenous activation, above all in neuronal nuclei and/or in structures undergoing major phases of differentiation, that are consequently more sensitive to environmental stimuli.
The obtained expression measures are consequently context-sensitive and require a minimum number of chips for appropriate data-processing (usually more than four).
Note that NEE is the balance between GPP and respiration and the bias is consequently more sensitive.
A plasma with lower ionization degree is consequently more sensitive to the presence of other molecular impurities.
As predicted from equation (26), this redox cycle was consequently less sensitive to changes in the thioredoxin redox cycle compared to other thioredoxin oxidation reactions.
