Such shocks have been shown to be sensitive to the form of the dissipative-dispersive mechanisms present in the physical system.
These properties of the systems, which did not require pre-existing replicators, templates or functional catalysts, were shown to be sensitive to the form of pairing strategy, subunit concentrations and various conditions that could theoretically be altered by products of the systems.
Valid inference in spatial regression requires acknowledgment of residual spatial dependence, since regression coefficients of interest will often be sensitive to the form of the dependence assumed, as was observed in this study.
These results are consistent with the possibility that identity exemplars are represented in posterior visual areas best known for their role in representing categorical information, and suggest that these areas may be sensitive to some forms of non-visual information, including from the social domain.
Lastly, for the HDS to be sensitive to milder forms of HAND, the cut-off was required to be raised to a score of 12 [ 33] or 14 or less [ 37].
An index that characterizes "healthy aging" should not primarily reflect a single major disease process, but should instead be sensitive to multiple forms of age-related disease, and should indeed predict multiple age-associated outcomes besides survival alone.
As a practicing Hindu, try to be sensitive to all life forms, big and small.
Finally, a new philosophy of history will be sensitive to the variety of forms of presentation of historical knowledge.
Nevertheless, the mechanisms by which STS neurons come to be sensitive to the motion of some forms, but not others, remains a matter of speculation (Giese and Poggio 2003).
This study demonstrates that the magnitudes of the resulting numerical errors are sensitive to the form of the equations considered, and suggests an optimal form to minimize these errors.
