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Electrical resistance in carbon-fiber reinforced polymers has been shown experimentally to be a sensitive measure of internal damage.

A low-dose weight-adjusted dexamethasone-suppression-test (DST) is considered to be a sensitive measure of hypocortisolism.

Partitioning of a hydrophobic spin probe in an aqueous solution is shown to be a sensitive measure of the presence of stabilizing hydrophobic regions in a polymer aggregate.

Knee angular velocity may be a sensitive measure of change in performance of movement during functional activity, but not all clinical centres have access to a movement analysis laboratory.

These data suggest that in addition to the paired associate learning task, cognitive processing speed (as measured by the 5-CSRT) may be a sensitive measure of Mn toxicity and that brain circuits involved in performance of the SOSS task may be somewhat less sensitive to disruption by chronic Mn exposure.

In addition, CL imaging of indents displays to be a sensitive measure of the onset of slip since CL contrast of indents correlates well with the observation of multiple "pop-in" events.

Measuring the width of annual growth rings in trees is a sensitive measure of temperatures.

Also, the fatigue index is a sensitive measure of the muscular endurance of both knee extensors and knee flexors.

The results confirmed that eye blink frequency was a sensitive measure to elicit increased mental workload level coming from the driving environment.

Speaking to The Independent, Professor Bewley said that the number of deaths was small relative to the number of births, but maternal mortality was a sensitive measure of healthcare quality.

FD quantifies the local concentration of muscle fibers within a motor unit and is a sensitive measure of reinnervation.