Sentence examples for broader range of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the mouse, Fischer 344 rats exhibit a broader range of sensitivity to pulmonary challenge with the human virulent subsp. tularensis and holarctica.

One possibility is that monkeys are actually 'stuck' with a broader range of sensitivity because of the more precocial nature of their nervous system and, as a result, can integrate the multisensory social signals of their own species as well as those of other related species.

The developed sensors exhibited a broad range of sensitivity, the upper limit showing nearly an order of magnitude increase compared to conventional, resistance-type strain gages.

The AEP latencies further substantiate a broad range of sensitivity to high frequencies (Figure 2B).

We show that there is a broad range of sensitivity that the MB response sweeps during odor stimulation.

However, the cell lines displayed a broad range of sensitivity to MYC RNAi in terms of the degree of inhibition achieved.

Because NSCLC cell lines have a broad range of sensitivity to EGFR TKI, we chose an IC50 threshold of 2 μM to EGFR TKI as determined in Bunn et al for these 14 cell lines.

Analysis on models with a broad range of sensitivities will further elucidate if our results are more indicative of climate models in general.

First, upon Ca2+ stress, most or all isolated mitochondria undergo mPTP opening almost simultaneously (within 5 10 seconds), whereas in permeabilized myofibers, mitochondria exhibiting a broad range of sensitivities undergo mPTP opening at different times (several minutes apart), causing a gradual and progressive inversion of the Ca2+ uptake signal.

Human cancer cell lines have a broad range of sensitivities to proteasome inhibition.

The SCCHN tumour cell lines showed a broad range of sensitivities to reovirus.