But Mr. Zarb, in a letter to the S.E.C., sought to put the best possible face on it, saying, "Nasdaq has been growing faster than other markets, and it is logical that we are more sensitive to capacity issues".
Findings indicated that the SVM model was more sensitive to capacity parameter (C) than to kernel parameter (Gamma) and error tolerance (Epsilon).
For the simulation to be relevant, the assignment model must be sensitive to capacity phenomena and their consequences, including the retroactive impact of passenger behaviour.
By utilizing Lifeact-GFP for live imaging of F-actin, we obtained a sensitive imaging capacity that allowed us to examine the dynamics of actin-based structures during the secretory process.
Using microspectrophotometry (MSP), Archer et al. [ 30] and Archer and Lythgoe [ 31] provided early mechanistic evidence for variation in guppy visual systems, indentifying expansions in the long wave-sensitive visual capacity of guppies, as well as variation between individuals in the number of long wave visual pigments observed in the retina.
PHB yield was sensitive to photoassimilation capacity, availability of carbon reserves, ATP maintenance, relative photosynthetic activity of B and M, and type of metabolites exchanged in the plasmodesmata, but not sensitive towards compartmentalization. Hence, the compartmentalization issues currently encountered are likely to be kinetic or thermodynamic limitations rather than stoichiometric.
But in other cases the situation is sensitive; an acute capacity problem, server crash or similar, has occurred," the company writes.
We then directly assessed occurrence of PTP opening by measuring the threshold Ca2+ required to open the PTP with the sensitive Ca2+ retention capacity (CRC) test.
However, although PCR assays are generally very fast and sensitive, their multiplexing capacity is limited.
