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In younger women X-ray mammography may be less sensitive because many have increased density of breast tissue, although there is growing evidence that there is some beneficial effect (Tabar et al, 2003).

But it has been also discussed that EC cells may be less sensitive because of their malignant status, which makes them more resistant to anticancer drugs (Sehlmeyer and Wobus 1994; Sehlmeyer and Wobus 1995; Sehlmeyer et al. 1996a).

The method of using the TC assignment as clustering reference favours techniques that are less sensitive, because in sequence assembly, fewer sequences need to be grouped together than in EST clustering, e.g. products of alternative splicing.

Diploid cells with two copies of every chromosome are less sensitive because damage to one copy can be repaired by recombination using the second copy.

This analysis was therefore similar to the first analysis, although it was less sensitive because it failed to account for uncertainty in estimating the per-subject model-based indices.

Other studies that did not exclude brain regions from the frequency contrast may have been less sensitive because frequency was treated as a categorical variable (Fiebach et al. 2002; Nakic et al. 2006) or because of smaller stimulus and subject sample sizes.

Individuals >1 yr of age may be less sensitive to salinity changes because of their larger body size, and so only respond to changes when freshwater flows have substantially decreased.

We designed two profiles, with the hypothesis that the more-hypoxemic patients, as defined by the lowest PaO2/FiO2 ratio, would be less sensitive to FiO2 changes because of intrapulmonary shunt.

The paracetamol absorption test [ 16, 17], used in many studies for indirect assessment of GE, may be less sensitive than other approaches because the first-pass metabolism of paracetamol is frequently altered in critically ill patients as a consequence of liver dysfunction or drug interactions [ 19].

This method should be less sensitive than targeted alignment, because the version of GSNAP we used requires 14 nt on each side of an exon-exon junction to identify a spliced alignment, rather than the 8 nt we used for targeted alignment.