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32 We will seek to explain this heterogeneity by linking sensitivities to patient characteristics, and the use of constructs that allow us to explicitly incorporate underlying attitudes.
Thus, the evidence linking personality and chemosensory sensitivity is mixed – particularly as there is little evidence linking sensitivity in one chemosensory modality with that of another chemosensory modality [24].
In principle, the identification of Hypothemycin in relation to RAS pathway activation is analogous to observations linking sensitivity of cells to the same MEK inhibitor based on the presence of B-RAF mutations [30] (Figure 2C and 2D).
This study is the first to link sensitivity to growth on copper-limited conditions with capsule production in C. neoformans.
Using a genetic approach, Boyden and Dietrich [ 17] linked sensitivity to anthrax LT in mouse macrophages to Nlrp1b.
"But it ignored extensive evidence from humans and animals linking excessive sensitivity to stress" to the serotonin gene.
Finally a matrix linking market sensitivity to external time performances and competitor typologies is proposed.
Temperature controlled X-ray diffraction is useful in linking the sensitivity of molecular and crystal-cell properties, determining the heat capacity and phase transitions such as the movement of water molecules within the crystal structure.
Sleep disturbance, on the other hand, was associated with pain thresholds at both joint and nonjoint sites, indicating a central mechanism linking pain sensitivity and sleep problems.
In contrast, antibodies directed against the N-terminal region (NT and Ab-1) revealed a reduction in full-length BAK without detection of the p19 fragment, linking trypsin sensitivity to N-terminal change.
In this work, we explore PHY layer multipath profiling information to extract a novel quantitative metric Ks as an indicator for link sensitivity, and further exploit a linear detection threshold prediction model.
