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The paper explores how sensitive estimates of the statistical distribution of vertical footbridge response are to various stochastic assumptions for the walking parameters.

Those assessments provide sound and sensitive estimates of changes in forest biomass and degradation activities.

This hypothesis could be tested more effectively by multi-gene datasets allowing more sensitive estimates of divergence times.

With the increasing use of electronic health records, which offer more complete information than administrative data, EHR have the potential to provide sensitive estimates of healthcare quality.

I conclude that the model-based method engendered in SCRalyze is currently the best available approach to provide robust and sensitive estimates of sympathetic arousal.

These bioassays can produce sensitive estimates of population effects, but are not suited to elucidation of mechanisms of action, and thus may be difficult to generalise from.

When the sensitivity coefficient is high, the data used to estimate that parameter value are able to provide a sensitive estimate of that parameter value.

Measurement of cotinine levels can provide a sensitive estimate of exposure to tobacco smoke (Jarvis et al. 1987).

First, PET scanning using fludeoxyglucose (F-FDG) provides a sensitive estimate of the brain's metabolic state in terms of the cerebral metabolic rate of glucose (CMRglc).

Additionally, to provide a more sensitive estimate of exposure, the process was repeated matching air pollution data from each eligible monitoring station to births to mothers residing in postcodes within five kilometres of the monitoring station.

Since BMI assesses the entire body mass including: central and peripheral fat, muscle mass and fluid, it is generally believed to be a less sensitive estimate of obesity in CKD patients [ 33].