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The rising sensitivity to sexual harassment at work may have provoked a backlash.

This is compounded by increased restrictions on data access for research due to rising sensitivity around patient confidentiality (National Audit Office, 2015).

The new approach has been made possible by the rising sensitivity of laboratory tests using ever smaller amounts of blood and by the advent of computers powerful enough to analyze such an abundance of data, Dr. Jackson said.

The resultant classifier can be presented as a cascading filters system (see Figure 1): compounds evaluated as positive by SVM are immediately labelled mutagenic, whereas the presumed negatives are further sifted through two consecutive checkpoints for SAs with rising sensitivity.

Ageing, occurrence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders, and rising sensitivity towards the disabled are paving the way for new, customized movement assisting devices enabling increased mobility independence, correction of user's kinesis and prevention of diseases, combined with a constant monitoring of kinematics conditions.

As the PCT concentrations rise, sensitivity decreases and specificity increases, to the point which leads us to assume that values >2.0 ng/mL in a single patient might indicate severe sepsis.

The rejection of press credentials for Al Jazeera comes amid rising official sensitivity to foreign news coverage as China's ascendance — and its increasingly high-profile social and political problems — have become issues of global importance and, in some quarters, criticism.

So what are the structural features that give rise to sensitivity to hyperoxidation?

Given the large biomass of zebra mussels removed by industry (in 2008 one UK waterworks took 778 tonnes from a 4.5 km pipe transporting water to the works), the cost of landfill (£80 per tonne in the UK, at 2014 prices; HMRC, 2013), and the rising environmental sensitivities to such disposal, there is a desire to find alternative end uses.

The frequency of Gram-negative flora isolation has increased, especially K. pneumoniae and Acinetobacter spp. The resistance of microorganisms to beta-lactams and fluoroquinolones is rising but the sensitivity to aminoglycosides, glycopeptides, and carbapenems is still maintained.

The hybrid model describes spatial variability of soil temperature across landscapes and different sensitivity to rising air temperature depending on site-specific surface structures, such as LAI and ground litter stores.