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PIK3Ca-mutant cell lines were relatively more sensitive than PIK3Ca-normal cell lines to the ER inhibitor tamoxifen and the AKT inhibitor triciribine, among other compounds.

These results suggest that smokers do spontaneously experience craving, independent of an explicit assessment of craving and that think-aloud methods may provide a novel assessment of craving that may be relatively more sensitive than self-report methods under some circumstances.

miRNA microarrays are relatively more sensitive than standard expression microarrays because small oligonucleotides tend to have better hybridization kinetics than larger RNA or DNA molecules.

As shown in Figure 1A, HN-5 was relatively more sensitive than the other lines.

Supporting a role of α-cell ATP in glucagon-mediated glucose counterregulation, [ATP]pm in α-cells was relatively more sensitive than that in β-cells, in response to the low glucose concentrations that characterize hypoglycemia.

By general comparison, it was concluded that within the range operating conditions employed, the spores were relatively more sensitive to temperature than to pressure.

These differences can potentially lend BG to be relatively more sensitive to radiation than the rest of the brain [ 5].

The data from this experiment show that normal gonadal differentiation and development is relatively more sensitive to disruption than is male reproductive behavior.

Using the MTT assay, EA.hy926 human endothelial cells were found to be relatively more sensitive to VBL than the M14 melanoma cells with an IC50 between 500 pM and 1 nM.

The vesicles from i-FDP behaved relatively more sensitive to acidic environment than those from i-FDI.

As shown in Figure 5, HT1080 is still relatively more sensitive to cisplatin treatment than SJSA.