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And there are also warnings that charities are going to need to be more sensitive with their fundraising because of all these changes.

Furthermore, the supercharged fuel cell operation appears to be more sensitive with respect to variations in the considered independent operating parameters load requirement, cathode stoichiometric ratio, and cooling temperature.

The CA1 region appears to be more sensitive, with both E-LTP and L-LTP being regulated by D1/D5 receptors.

This experiment is expected to be more sensitive with respect to systemic changes than the measurement of DILPs in the mNSCs by immunostaining.

This protocol emphasizes the early learning phase and has been shown to be more sensitive with respect to discrete spatial learning difficulties/memory consolidation than the standard protocol with 15 training trials (45).

Whereas the sensitivity of chest radiography is relatively low (solitary nodule rarely detected if <5 mm, 50% detected if 6 10 mm, may be missed even if as large as 35 mm) [ 11– 13], magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is more sensitive with sensitivities of >50% for nodules >5 mm and almost 100% for nodules >10 mm [ 14, 15].

The optimal Re is more sensitive with mass flux and tube diameter rather than heat flux.

The proposed procedure offers additional advantages over the reference procedure [14] in that the former is more sensitive with good accuracy and precision.

This implies that the results of dynamic analysis are more sensitive with reference to period determination for the UHS than current CHBDC in short period range.

The SEC-RID showed linear response over the range of 0 10 mg/mL KHI while the SEC-CAD was more sensitive with low dynamic range (<1 mg/mL).

From Fig. 10b we can find that the efficiency of the solar power branch is lower than that of the lithium branch, and at the same time, the former is more sensitive with the load resistance.