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Moreover, the PFT approach is proven more sensitive to identify seasonal drought when compared to other, taxonomy based climate reconstruction methods.

It has been suggested that IGRAs based on a prolonged period of incubation with mycobacterial antigens could detect response of central memory T-cells [24] and are more sensitive to identify past latent TB infection; on the other hand, short-incubation IGRAs mainly detect circulating effector memory T cells whose numbers correlate with recent or ongoing active M. tuberculosis infection [33].

Furthermore, self-report forms are supposed to be more sensitive to identify significant functional impairment during follow up [ 29].

The corresponding lower cutoffs of blood pressure we propose are expected to be more sensitive to identify obesity-related high blood pressure in children.

The using of non-overweight reference sample may makes the proposed blood pressure cutoff points more sensitive to identify children with elevated blood pressure because of with risk factors such as being overweight or obese.

When compared with X-rays, US is more sensitive to identify bone erosions in patients with various forms of arthritis including spondyloarthritis, RA, and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) [ 10– 15].

Despite the apparent similarity of the two tests the Milner Landmark Test proved to be much more sensitive to identifying even a slight perceptual bias and seems therefore the test of choice if identification of perceptual bias is the major interest.

Further, this methodology should be more sensitive to identifying expression changes in individuals at different stages of disease that would be "washed out" by the traditional analysis of groups of cases versus controls.

Overall in our comparisons the mixture model appears to be more sensitive to identifying AEI signal than the whole gene filtering method, yielding more AEI signal SNPs.

Self-report of doctor-confirmed diagnoses were used in this study and may be more sensitive to identifying symptoms-based conditions [ 53], but may also lead to recall bias; for example those with worse SRH may recall more diagnoses.

The method used to obtain and verify coordinates was more sensitive to correctly identifying the block groups that contained the waste disposal area or transfer station building rather than block groups that contained the facility entrance, when these block groups are different.