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The MWCNT-Fe3O4 offers an excellent surface area for the antigen-antibody binding and hence greater sensitivity was achieved.

However, with jelly, greater sensitivity was achieved.

Greater sensitivity was seen with the PI3K inhibitor ZSTK474 with 4 out of 9 tumours showing single-agent sensitivity.

The assay's greater sensitivity was showcased in an initial, biochemical, study's conclusions: "Until now, the serum-alkaline-phosphatase has been the most commonly used index of occult osteomalacia or rickets, but... it is clear that measurement of circulating 25-H.C.C.... will provide a more sensitive index".

The M-CHAT, with looser boundaries and greater sensitivity, is intended to flag even subtle cases.

This greater sensitivity is heightened by the fragile state of Britain's housing market.

For vibration monitoring, the accelerometers with wider measuring range and greater sensitivity are required.

What will require greater sensitivity is dealing with the perceptions that the Fifa president encouraged in order to safeguard his position.

In particular, the properties that provide greater sensitivity are (1) the moisture-dependency of the modulus, shear strength, and permanent deformation; (2) stress-dependency of the modulus and permanent deformation; and (3) cross-anisotropy of the modulus.

This greater sensitivity is important not only in the acute phase of ischaemic stroke, but is also highly contributive to the diagnosis of all types of intracranial bleeding [2, 3, 4, 5].

In contrast, greater sensitivity is exhibited by the signaling system when downstream signaling modules are perturbed.