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Although the pattern of the development of Parmelia sulcata (Figure12, moderately acido- to subneutrophytic, moderately sensitive) at first glance seems to be the same as the one of the hypertrophication indicators, upon closer examination, differences can be detected.

Although highly specific, TUA was only moderately sensitive at accurately characterizing drinking water exposures.

Anabaena expresses its sensitive isoform abundantly and utilizes an Srx to rescue any hyperoxidized forms, while Synechocystis (which has no Srx) expresses its moderately sensitive Prx only at low levels to mop up endogenous peroxide and rapidly produces catalase to defend against higher peroxide levels.

We regard this as being moderately sensitive to the missing at random assumption.

The model is moderately sensitive to the parasitization and predation rate at low population density.

It is moderately sensitive to the aquitard/aquifer specific storage ratio at the intermediate times only.

All the bacteria were resistant to water fraction at the highest concentration tested but moderately sensitive to crude extract (MICs ranging from 312to 2500 μg/ml) with E. coli and E. faecalis being the most resistant (MIC = 2500 μg/ml).

Parametric analyses show that the reliability is sensitive to the load intensity at the end of the service period, moderately sensitive to the initial and final mean occurrence rates of load events and the nature of these increases in time, and relatively insensitive to the nature of the increase in mean load intensity.

Medicago sativa is also considered relatively salt tolerant (moderately sensitive according to Munns and Tester 2008) and still grows at 250 mM NaCl (Noble et al. 1984).

Only the ROS-1 tumour cells were moderately sensitive to TNF- α, a growth inhibition of up to 30% at 10  μg ml−1 was observed.

Mutants were classified as resistant to EcoRI (R), moderately sensitive (S), or strongly sensitive (SS) based on counting the number of colonies present at the highest dilutions.