"It is one thing that if I had a chance to go back I would be more sensitive to," Mr. Romney said.
However, it is unlikely that CSA would be more sensitive than NCS to confirm the diagnosis of DSP.
Further, it might be known that, for any particular chemical, there are specific differences in toxicokinetic or toxicodynamic properties, which, for instance, make it plausible that one species would be more sensitive than others (e.g., resulting in a CSAF or DDEF).
"What difference it should make is that he would be more sensitive and determined to bring elevated visibility and concrete programs to deal with these issues," Mr. Nader said.
Whereas combined use of either IFG or A1C as the criteria of pre-diabetes would be more sensitive, it would eliminate the practical advantages of using A1C alone.
Allan Binder, a Republican member of the Suffolk Legislature from Huntington, said he hoped the railroad would be more sensitive to community concerns than it was about three years ago when it sought to locate the storage yard in Greenlawn.
It was initially thought that an indirect immunoassay would be more sensitive than a direct assay to small changes in TF and Tn concentration, so the 42 initially collected ND samples were analyzed using an indirect sandwich immunoassay.
However, it is likely that, with increased training, indirect ophthalmoscopy would be more sensitive.
It appears that a more recently described two-layered susceptibility sign would be more sensitive and much more specific for cardioembolic thrombi than the susceptibility vessel sign (Fig. 1), which can arise via many mechanisms [9].
At last we decided to tell some women teachers in our department, hoping they would be more sensitive; but of course they immediately reported it to the male officials.
