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Chaffiol, A. et al. A new promoter allows optogenetic vision restoration with enhanced sensitivity in macaque retina.

Repeated administration of methyl levodopa resulted in diminished apomorphine sensitivity of Fos expression in the dopamine depleted caudate-putamen and in enhanced sensitivity in the globus pallidus of the same side.

Consequently, a region with enhanced slope can be observed (and thus with enhanced sensitivity) in the range of the refractive index change Δn = 0.009.

The signals are filtered and weighted so as to form a beam of enhanced sensitivity in the direction of the desired source and to attenuate sounds from other directions.

Particularly, the gas-sensing capabilities of MoS2-based field-effect transistors and sensing films for NO and NH3 were experimentally revealed with an enhanced sensitivity in some other works [19, 20].

Additionally, enhanced sensitivity in the sensory systems detecting danger was found to be related to high neuroticism.

This disruptive technique, capable of preconcentrate on-line results in enhanced sensitivity even in the analysis of complex matrices, may change the traditional system of testing biomarkers to obtain more accurate diagnosis of diseases, ideally before symptoms of a specific disease manifest.

Its enhanced sensitivity mechanism in the circumferential strain measurement and manufacturing technique is detailed.

During the 4 h recovery subsequent to a 4 h sleep deprivation, old SAMP8 mice exhibit an enhanced sensitivity resulting in SWS (+62%) and PS (+120%) rebounds, a characteristic of this inbred strain.

The MassHunter Forensics and Toxicology Dynamic MRM Database Kit was able to screen for 300 analytes of Forensics and Toxicology nature with enhanced sensitivity, all in a single LC/MS analytical run.

In clinical and animal studies, the brain, and the hippocampus in particular, appear sensitive to peripheral cytokine levels or metabolic stressors [8], [9], [10], [11], with enhanced sensitivity seen in aged animals [8].