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But in 1999, an assessment by Sandia National Laboratories found ice-condenser plants to be "substantially more sensitive to early containment failure" than similar plants with other systems.

Neonatal animals have been shown to be substantially more sensitive to DA than adults.

Given that humans appear to be substantially more sensitive than experimental animals to arsenic-induced cancers, more epidemiologic research will be needed to assess the effects of early-life exposures for child as well as adulthood cancers.

In addition, Experiment 2 also confirmed that the mechanisms underlying the LDAP component appear to be substantially more sensitive to effector selection than to the specification of movement direction.

In general, neutralization assays were substantially more sensitive than HI tests.

In contrast, NK cells were substantially more sensitive to NP-induced cytotoxicity, with an IC50 of ~1.0 mM.

A simulation study indicates that this departure measure is substantially more sensitive than conventional outlier detection methods.

The extent of the effects observed varied from cell to cell, and in all cases cells were substantially more sensitive to erythrodiol than to uvaol (Fig. 8).

Interestingly, Kasumi-1 and MV4-11 sublines were substantially more sensitive to VPA and showed greater responses to combined cytarabine/VPA, compared to THP-1 and CMS cells [7].

Molecular assays for malaria are substantially more sensitive than detection using either blood smears or rapid diagnostic tests [13] and offer the ability to more definitively detect mixed-species infections with non-falciparum species [14].

However, considering the very high (∼98%) specificity of the rapid test in this study and the fact that RT-PCR is substantially more sensitive than viral isolation, it is unlikely that use of RT-PCR alone, instead of a combination of RT-PCR and viral isolation, significantly affected the results.