Since the 1980s, when the ban was enacted, the tests have become much more sensitive and accurate.
Do you agree? A. Most companies have become much more sensitive to the demands of their shareholders, and Procter is no exception.
Still, Canadian officials said that their government, like the United States, had become much more sensitive to terrorism threats since Sept. 11.
When analogs of purines (e.g., thioguanine) and pyrimidines (e.g., 5-bromouracil) are incorporated into cellular DNA in place of the normal bases, cells become much more sensitive to the lethal effects of both UV and X radiation (A8).
From the design point of view, it seems that, if newer technologies move toward decreasing the feed pressure to possibly save on pumping power requirement, the required membrane area may become much more sensitive to the feed pressure.
On Friday, Hakuo Yanagisawa, the head of the Financial Reconstruction Commission, which is overseeing the overhaul of the banking system, said he objected to such plans, and the Japanese public has become much more sensitive to the issue.
The results stressed that the trade-off becomes much more sensitive when innovative materials and technologies are applied to EVs lightweighting.
In the absence of stabilized WDR5, H3K4me3 becomes much more sensitive to fluctuations in the transcriptional levels of WDR5 and likely other subunits of the MLL complex.
When multiple downstream signaling processes (v26, v28, v44, and v52) are targeted for inhibition, the ERK-PP signal response becomes much more sensitive to the levels of inhibition.
