However, the economic results are greatly sensitive regarding various assumptions, in particular in terms of the prices for beech wood, ethylene and organosolv lignin.
Thus [V]IS was greatly sensitive to local changes in qTotalVEGF, but relatively insensitive to qTotalVEGF of the other compartment due to weak intercompartmental communication.
However, the absolute quantities of matrix-bound VEGF165 and sVEGFR1 – comprising 36% and 72% of total VEGF165 in the normal and calf tissues respectively, as well as 97% of total sVEGFR1 in either tissue – were greatly sensitive to matrix site densities and affinities (Fig. 7).
The dephosphorylation activity of Wip1 was not affected by okadaic acid, but was greatly sensitive to the absence of magnesium, consistent with the characteristics of Wip1 as a type 2C phosphatase.
Their experiments revealed that while the first 26 N-terminal residues of histone H3 were greatly sensitive to trypsin digestion, H3K36 was resistant to the enzyme (Bohm et al., 1981).
Although our results do not appear to be greatly sensitive to which version of Newbler is used, we agree with Kumar and Blaxter (2010) that future transcriptome project should use utilize the most current available version of Newbler, or whichever assembler algorithm they find most useful for their data.
Many in vivo studies examining invasion, intravasation, and distant colonization in mouse models have shown that CXCR4 over-expressing breast cancer cells are greatly sensitive to high levels of CXCL12, creating the potential for enhanced, directed cellular migration in the direction of the gradient [ 62, 63].
By proper joint design and heat control from SPRJ, this advantage can be utilized to develop a kind of low-temperature joining approach, which is greatly required by thermal-sensitive device packaging.
It generates a genome-wide scan of selection, revealing 'selection valleys' that are regions of the genome where the proportion of alleles from the drug-sensitive parent is greatly reduced (in drug-treated parasites relative to untreated parasites) and where the genes conferring resistance are located.
The resulting in vitro cleavage is temperature sensitive and cleavage is greatly retarded at temperatures above 30 °C and below 15 °C [14-18].
