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As mentioned, low replication rates of those strains and the little sensitivity of plaque assay could explain this fact, since histological alterations and immunopositivity against the virus confirmed its presence in the lungs.

At threshold level, however, fast and slow EPSCs have distinct spike triggering features: EPSCs with short decay time are characterized by high EPSC peak amplitudes and low charge, inducing spikes at short delays with high precision and reliability, and with little sensitivity of these parameters to noise.

Little sensitivity of the curve to these biases was found.

There was little sensitivity of selected root to sample size, which is particularly valuable for applications to small sample datasets.

Ranges of survival projections across scenarios are wide, but ranges of estimates of the absolute benefit due to treatment are small, suggesting little sensitivity of absolute benefit estimates to key parameter values.

Other parameters, such as the cost, median OS time of 2nd-line chemotherapy or supportive care, and probability of SAEs, had little sensitivity on the model outputs.

Except for same-day and 1-day lag models comparing high to low levels of zinc, the results show little sensitivity to choice of copollutants included in the models.

The results showed little sensitivity to removal of SES (IRSD), the spatial random effect term, or addition of the within-area THM variance to the model.

Except for very low values (20 of salinity) the process of polyp formation showed little sensitivity to the wide range of salinities tested (from 20 to 53) (Fig. 3: F = 1.47, p>0.05).

The power metric PM as described in this paper is a statistically solid metric with little sensitivity to the ratio of actives to the total number of compounds (the R a value; see Table 2) and little sensitivity to the cutoff threshold parameter χ (Table 3).

They also show little sensitivity to the presence of obvious pitch violations in melodies and of dissonant chords in classical music [8].