To better prepare the colt, several adjustments were made, such as removing his blinkers, placing cotton in his ears to ease his sensitivity to noise, and providing a new jockey, Victor Espinoza.
Physical activity has proved to ease anxiety sensitivity, and it offers a way to become more comfortable with unpleasant bodily sensations.
Real-time reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR) has greatly improved the ease and sensitivity of quantitative gene expression studies.
The increased ease and sensitivity of this approach could help identify new compounds with antiviral mutagenic activity and distinguish statistically significant changes that would otherwise be overlooked by classic methods.
The European Union is considering a political declaration, as early as this week, to ease political sensitivities over Turkey within Europe and pave the way for negotiations to begin on time.
The U.S. initially halted all drone strikes for two months to ease Pakistani sensitivities, and the attacks resumed only sporadically after mid-January.
Our data also pointed out that the optimal excitation wavelength signal seems to be a compromise between ease baseline and sensitivity observed at 240-nm λex and the maximum sensitivity obtained at 229-nm λex.
We have shown MODS to be a sensitive, rapid technique for the diagnosis of TBM with high sensitivity, ease of performance and low cost (0.53 USD/sample).
4 The iFOBT provides a suitable and better alternative to cFOBT as a screening test due to its higher sensitivity, simplicity, ease of use and the fact that it does not require any dietary restriction.
This design provides good sensitivity, ease of sample access, excellent stability and uniform B1 field homogeneity for in vivo whole body EPR imaging of mice at 1.2 GHz.
Micro- and nano-mechanical resonators such as cantilevers and pillars are more and more used as molecular sensors, due to their high sensitivity, ease of fabrication and high throughput.
