Some specials are so niche-sensitive that they almost sound like humor-magazine parodies: CNBC, which has a series called "American Greed," came up with "American Greed: 9/11 Fraud," about the scams and profiteering that followed the disaster.
"Our niche is time-sensitive legal and financial documents, and that is still a seller's market," said Judith J. D'Amico, executive director of Bowne Translation Services.
Beazer, which designs, builds and sells single-family homes, serves the low-price market, he said, a niche that is more sensitive to interest rates than to overall economic activity.
This metric is sensitive to niche items which are mainly popular in small groups of friends.
"Our niche is not price sensitive," says Joe Poulin, the founder and CEO.
Unlike other algorithms the efficiency of the sequential niching memetic algorithm (SNMA) proposed in this work is not highly sensitive to the niche radius.
Curiously, the more recently evolved lineages of Prochlorococcus that exploit the surface mixed layer niche were also the most sensitive to HOOH.
Additionally, the complex inter-cellular crosstalk within the tumor niche, mediated by cytokines, redox-sensitive danger signals (HMGB1) and exosomes, under the pressure of multiple stresses (oxidative, inflammatory, metabolic), greatly contributes to the malignant phenotype.
In summary, the two profiled articles unearth a new paramount role for a steroid-sensitive luminal cell niche in regulating MaSCs.
Model analyses of the niche tests indicate that the seepage is very sensitive to the niche boundary condition and is moderately sensitive to the heterogeneity of the fracture flow paths and to the strengths of matrix imbibition.
The consortium, a group of advertising and media companies in New York and Miami, argues that these Latinos should be reached with culturally sensitive ads the way other niche markets, like African-Americans, have been.
