Sentence examples for more sensitive effects from inspiring English sources

It seems that TM possesses more sensitive effects on athletic ability of female mice.

Although lipid metabolism alterations have been among the more sensitive effects observed in animal and human data, the associations observed here were independent of cord serum lipid levels.

The composites exhibit more sensitive effect of precipitates on the room temperature embrittlement than the monolithic Ti60 alloy.

This work provides evidence that sub-lethal, behavioral analysis performed under microperfusion can prospectively provide much more sensitive effect end-points as compared to conventional protocols where mortality is used as the main evaluation criterion.

According to the previously mentioned results, the relative gains of compressive strengths of MMA-modified vinyl ester polymer concrete decreased with an increase of MMA contents and a decrease in curing temperatures, and curing temperatures had a more sensitive effect than MMA contents on strength developments.

The greater permeability, the more sensitive the effect of effective pressure on permeability is.

The authors suggest that there is a tradeoff when using a composite score, possibly because it is more sensitive to effects on peripheral ADHD symptoms such as social skills and comorbid symptoms.

Rats are more sensitive to effects of PBDEs on thyroid hormones than are mice (Hallgren et al. 2001).

These data also suggest that the cortex may be more sensitive to effects of PCBs on dendritic growth than either the hippocampus or cerebellum.

For instance, girls and postmenopausal women may be more sensitive to effects of short-acting estrogens because their bodies do not produce long-acting estrogens.

Comparison analysis between lag effects and cumulative effects indicated a short-term effect for the former, therefore, cumulative effects was more sensitive than lag effects.