Sentence examples for both sensitive and nonsensitive from inspiring English sources
Based on the results reported by Zwamborn et al. (2003), we hypothesized that exposure to UMTS-like radiation would attenuate subjective well-being in both sensitive and nonsensitive subjects, possibly in a dose-dependent manner, but would not affect cognitive performance.
One unpublished double-blind study that specifically examined base station signals did find that exposure to a universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) signal resulted in reduced subjective well-being for both sensitive and nonsensitive individuals, whereas a global system for mobile communication (GSM) base station signal had no effect (Zwamborn et al. 2003).
In red wine-sensitive patients, there was no difference between histamine antagonists and placebo on headache induced by red wine, and also the level of plasma diamine-oxidase was no different between red wine sensitive and nonsensitive migraine patients [42].
The described effects were weak and not consistent in the two groups of sensitive and nonsensitive subjects.
We performed stratified analyses for the sensitive and nonsensitive groups by using a random intercept model presuming an identical intraclass correlation for all subjects.
11, 21, 23, 24 The difference between sensitive and nonsensitive mutants of nAChR, as well as a comparison of the binding modes of 4 and 5 in nAChR and AChBP from Lymnea stagnalis and Aplysia californica, can be found in Ref. 12 itself and in the references cited therein.
Both the sensitive and the nonsensitive groups were unable to identify the applied fields better than expected by chance.
Because ADCs generally rely on internalization for cytotoxicity, one sensitive and one nonsensitive AML cell line were evaluated for anti-SAIL mAb internalization.
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