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Ganji et al. drew a conclusion that aluminum nitride graphene had stronger interaction with the DMMP molecule and could provide more sensitive signal for a single DMMP molecule, compared with pristine graphene, boron nitride graphene, using ab initio van der Waals density functional calculations [188].

We specifically hypothesized that intraluminal microdialysis offers earlier and more sensitive signal for ischemic gut.

Evidence of a >50% reduction of signal was also sought as a more sensitive signal of neutralization, which would have been further confirmed in virus plaque neutralization assays.

Figure  1d provides a schematic for environmental surveillance, which can offer a more sensitive signal than AFP surveillance, particularly in communities with no clinical cases of polio [ 23, 28- 33].

Binding of chemokines to cell surface GAGs may also increase their local concentration (Hoogewerf et al, 1997), resulting in more sensitive signalling by specific chemokine receptors.

However, these techniques are more sensitive to signal degradation and do not perform well either for long-range transmissions or in environments with high interference or noise.

But both P-1 and P-2 exhibited more sensitive response signals for (S -phenylglycinol.

The application of clinical pathology testing in preclinical safety assessment, and the areas of development for novel biomarker implementation within the laboratory to expand testing capability and improve its contribution to the identification of more sensitive, early signals of drug- induced target organ toxicity or pathophysiology, are discussed.

Signaling via proteolysis might also allow for more sensitive discrimination between signal and noise, which could be of central importance in the decision process relating to deployment of potentially deleterious mutagenic polymerases.

False alarm rates in all emotional expression conditions varied significantly as a function of face load, so we converted hits and false alarms into dprime (d') scores in order to provide a more sensitive measure of signal detection.

Axin2 and DKK-1 are inhibitors of Wnt signalling and it is possible that an active inhibition of these antagonists renders T cells more sensitive to Wnt signalling at a later stage after T cell activation.