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N-terminal proANP and BNP have been reported to be more sensitive indicators of systolic left ventricular dysfunction [ 74- 76].

Thus, HRT might be more sensitive indicators of cardiac autonomic abnormality in post-MI patients with DM because these patients have disturbance of both parasympathetic and sympathetic tone.

Previous studies have shown that social factors related to wealth and prestige may be more sensitive indicators than income and occupational status among older people [ 44].

Some biomarkers of early adverse effect could be more sensitive indicators than disease or death; therefore, their use in epidemiological studies would require fewer subjects.

We measured plasma total cobalamin rather than methylmalonic acid or holotranscobalamin, two measurements that may be more sensitive indicators of cobalamin deficiency (Clarke et al. 2007; Obeid and Herrmann 2007).

In some instances, the roles really are 'neuron-specific', but in other cases neurons, given their long lives and specialised processes, may just be more sensitive indicators – the proverbial 'canary in the coal mine' – for cell biological processes malfunctioning or not functioning optimally.

Short-term ratios could be more sensitive indicator for evaluation of tobacco control policy.

This finding further emphasizes the importance of DWI for detection of cellularity, which seems to be more sensitive indicator of growth plate activity than its surface area.

We showed that poroelastic properties, highlighting fluid solid interactions, are more sensitive indicators of loss of mechanical function compared to equilibrium properties in which fluid flow is negligible.

It is, thus, possible that the nephrographic patterns detected by non-contrast CT are more sensitive indicators of AKI and should be compared with urinary biomarkers, rather than SCr.

There are neuroendocrine biomarkers that are more sensitive indicators of SCLC, such as pro-GRP.