In agreement with surface temperature Urban Heat Islands observations, high urban built-up density, specified by larger canyon H/W, increases the peak building wall temperature during the day, while the ground surface temperature is more sensitive to aspect ratio at night.
These findings converge with the hypothesis that the RH is more sensitive to global aspects of stimuli, while the LH is more sensitive to local aspects of stimuli [ 4].
The researchers found that the more easily startled people in the group tended to have more right-wing views, a result which fits with an emerging pattern of conservatives as more sensitive to negative aspects of the environment.
Furthermore, the method of aggregation measurement by Fontaine et al. was based on whole culture analysis, whereas our method detects individual cells and is more sensitive to morphological aspects.
Another possible explanation is that women might be more sensitive to relational aspects, and have a greater subjective need for an interlocutor in general health and life issues.
Neonates seem to be more sensitive to vasoactive aspects (e.g. ibuprofen-induced reduction in GFR), and the immaturity of allergic reaction capacity may facilitate the onset of interstitial nephritis.
Potentially, the continuous measures of function and the underlying physiology (e.g. gait speed, muscle strength, pulmonary function) may be more sensitive in detecting aspects of "rate of aging", "age of onset" or "reserve capacity" and the predecessors of disability, which in turn could be valuable phenotypes for association and linkage studies of exceptional survival endophenotypes.
Motion control wise, Kinect works well (and better than Move by most accounts) on the big strokes, less so on the more sensitive approach and putt aspects of the game.
More sensitive and fundamental organizational aspects such as strategy and decision-making or path-dependency are less affected.
The limitations of the current used measurement instruments implies that there might be a need for more sensitive instruments that measure aspects of physical functioning in hospitalized old adults.
