In general, the resonant frequency of a tapered whisker is less sensitive to breaks than an untapered whisker, and sharply tapered whiskers are less sensitive than blunt tapered whiskers.
But even before the machines were all installed, the program was abandoned, as dusty airports caused the highly sensitive equipment to break down too often.
After giving the cells a few days to grow, spread, and make connections, the researchers dropped the temperature, causing the thermally sensitive polymer to break its hold on the glass slide and release the muscle thin film.
On the two-day training courses, participants are taught about funeral rights and choices, how to communicate with residents about sensitive issues, how to break bad news, and how to remove the death taboo with care and sensitivity.
NGS technologies, for example, paired-end sequencing approaches are sufficiently sensitive to detect break point crossing reads and are extremely powerful for the discovery of fusion transcripts and potential break points.
To characterize DNA strand-breaking activities in selected foods/beverages, flavorings, and some of their constituent chemicals, we used p53R cells, a cellular assay sensitive to such breaks.
In addition both the recG and ruvABC genes, responsible for the resolution of Holliday junctions, are required for survival, though a ΔrecG ΔruvABC double mutant is significantly more sensitive to these breaks than are the single mutants.
The plasmid used in our experiment was sensitive to DNA-breaking agents as checked by Fenton reaction.
48 However, most of the predictive programs assume a uniform and ideal strength to the predicted regions, albeit being sensitive to sequence breaks like stutters and stammers.
Remember the adorable Montgomery Clift in Hitchcock's I Confess – the sensitive priest who refuses to break the seal even under the threat of death?
