"We cannot be sure... that the higher sensibility and tougher security measures will prevent a repeat of what happened previously," die Welt quoted a BKA analysis as saying, adding there was no higher risk of an Islamist attack at carnival.
The place is buzzing, booming, chattering and clinking at a volume that would shatter the brains of mere mortals, but the multigenerational crowd crammed into this dining hall are of a higher sensibility: they know what they like, and that's the delicious, creative dishes this kitchen cooks up.
Also, a preliminary test indicates higher sensibility for vertical than longitudinal or transversal accelerations.
Specifically in the case of the ethanol/Pt(1 1 1) interface, the SFG spectroscopy presents higher sensibility to the interface response compared to the FTIR spectroscopy.
On the contrary, large data scattering is found in all other cases, indicating a higher sensibility to different environmental parameters, like local lithology, climate or pollution.
Due to the higher sensibility of the defined quality categories to losses of I- and P-pictures and audio-frames, for SL transmission schemes, it is quite unlikely that a UE experiences the med quality category, where only losses of p-pictures are tolerated.
Although the quality and quantity of lesions within the CAM was comparable between embryos of different age, higher sensibility of younger embryos could additionally contribute to the influence of embryonic age on the outcome of infection.
In our previous investigations, plated, homocysteine, d-dimero, c3, and apcr, seemed to be the TE markers with higher sensibility.
This regulation also brings higher sensibility to chromatin regulation (leading to plasticity), to stochastic nucleosome fluctuations (leading to noise) and to mutational effects (leading to expression divergence).
As observed in Table 2, the inhibition profile was strain dependent, and Gram positive pathogens showed higher sensibility to L. kefiri strains than Gram negative bacteria.
