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Many observers have an exaggerated sensitivity to the dollar's fall because they spend more time in relatively expensive countries.
(5) (6) The GOx-Av concentration-dependent behavior is also consistent with infrared measurements of the polymerization kinetics (Supplemental Fig. S2) which demonstrate exaggerated sensitivity to iron only at low GOx-Av concentrations.
There is also exaggerated sensitivity to "earmarks," government expenditures that benefit one group more than another.
Reward circuits' exaggerated sensitivity to high-calorie food cues may actually be a critical factor explaining obesity [26], [27], and accordingly, excessive sensitivity to foods in obese individuals has been found to be mediated by hyperactivation of the reward system [28].
One possibility is that Cited2 mutant embryos show exaggerated sensitivity to hyperglycaemia.
Comparing the new orthotopic model with existing preclinical colon cancer models, it is shown that subcutaneous tumours showed exaggerated sensitivity to treatment, but no metastatic spread.
Subcutaneous tumours showed exaggerated sensitivity to treatment by delayed tumour growth (p =0.002) and increased survival (p =0.0064), but no metastatic spread.
Laminitis-related lesions in cattle are chronic in nature and the treatment given is often conservative, resulting in a long recovery period and exaggerated sensitivity to pain also 28 days after treatment [ 27].
This exaggerated sensitivity of the double knockout mutant may indicate that Asc1 and Pkc1 proteins act through different mechanisms to maintain the integrity of the cell-wall.
