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The reaction producing G has higher activation energy than that producing H, thus resulting in more sensitivity to temperature.

The reaction producing G has higher activation energy than that producing H, thus resulting in more sensitivity to temperature (Fig. 2).

In another work, transfected HeLa cells with the anti-DPK3-scFv gene resulted in more sensitivity to IR and diminished DNA repair, which could indicate blockage of DPK3-scFv via targeting DNA-PKcs as a novel biological radiosensitizer for cancer treatment [ 94].

They had already collaborated with the Stuyvesant administration to bring in more racial sensitivity training for teachers and seminars for incoming freshmen.

In addition, more sensitivity could be attained by increasing the volume of air sampled (decrease in retention efficiency was not detected for sample volumes up to 25 m3), and/or extending the extraction time in the SPME step.

The deceleration in the pace of reforms has resulted in much higher volatility in the region, more sensitivity to external shocks and slower growth.

The Actical® is an omni-directional sensor that measures physical activity by accelerations in multiple directions, with more sensitivity in the vertical plane.

But his wife and business partner, the former Julia Pritchard, whom he married in 1960, showed more sensitivity to such criticism.

He has heard such remarks before, and worse, but we're betting he takes the high road, along the lines of: "It hurts and bothers me, but it just shows that perhaps more education is needed about race in our country, more sensitivity, more consciousness-raising".

In the bead-based multiplex arrays, the reactions take place among capture entities and analytes which are freely mobile in solution, providing more sensitivity to measure circulating levels of analytes.

WB-MRI scan identifies more myeloma bone disease than the MIBI scan with more sensitivity in detecting myelomatous deposits in the spine and to a lesser extent, in the pelvic and long bones.