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More sensitive metrics of calcium, iron, and zinc status, such as blood measures (Shvetsov et al. 2009), may be necessary to elucidate the complex interrelationship among essential and toxic metals and GDM risk.

If so, more sensitive performance metrics testing cognitive and motor abilities concurrently could, arguably, reduce the potential for re-injury.

In particular, the lower relative height metrics were more sensitive to biomass (p10, p30, p40) than the higher height metrics.

Compared with anatomical MRI, DTI-derived metrics are more sensitive to the changes on a cellular level (Mori and Zhang 2006).

For liver and neurological effects, humans appear no more sensitive than rodents when internal dose metrics were considered.

Some heterogeneity metrics may be more sensitive to variation in these image acquisition parameters, particularly when evaluating finer image features comparable with the resolution of CT (submillimetre voxel).

On the other hand, information-theoretic metrics appear to be more sensitive to data incompleteness.

The myocardial performance index (MPI), a parameter derived from echocardiographic tissue Doppler measurements, allows for a more sensitive assessment of global cardiac function than do traditional metrics for cardiac function.

IBIs with metrics that both increased and decreased along the landscape disturbance gradient were more sensitive for identifying especially impaired and unimpaired sites (i.e., IBI-1 and IBI-3) compared to IBIs with metrics that only increased (i.e., IBI-2).

It would be better to develop the metrics that would be less sensitive to the bibliographic quality of a journal and more sensitive to its quality as a medium for conveying research results.

Generally, he's more sensitive.