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A logarithmic transformation of the hop distance scores could improve the sensitivity of the hop index by making it more sensitive to the proportional variation in the scores relative to arithmetic differences for those ACLD patients who do not hop as far on the non-injured limb.

Our results suggest L. donovani possess a translationally mediated UPR pathway but no change in UPR-specific protein expression, making it more sensitive to ER stress-inducing drugs than its host.

But A.M.D. has less exposure than Intel to corporate customers, making it more sensitive to consumers' whims.

In contrast, the Arctic Ocean is intimately linked with the climate systems around it, making it more sensitive to changes in climate," said a spokesman for the NSIDC.

It does take the slightest layer of resistance off the exposed skin on backs, arms and legs, and it also scrapes some of the dead skin off, making it more sensitive in the water," Shapton explained.

It contains 370 kilograms of liquid xenon, making it more sensitive than either XENON or CDMS.

Therefore, there is a great need for an inexpensive diagnostic method that is reliable and unifies clinical and microbiological parameters to make it more sensitive while retaining its specificity.

In fact, its immature physiology may well make it more sensitive to pain, not less: the body's mechanisms for inhibiting pain and making it more bearable do not become active until after birth.

The highest UF variation of 26.4 % was observed in a-Si case, due to its narrow spectrum response which makes it more sensitive to change in the spectrum shift.

This makes it more sensitive.

Alternatively, suggest changes to a video game currently on the market that would make it more sensitive to social issues.