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Dynamic sensitivities, i.e., time-varying sensitivities, reflect the time-dependent response of the metabolic reaction network to perturbations.

Higher ESL numbers in rooms mean higher sensitivities, i.e., exposure should be lowered (see Fig. 1).

Its underlying principle, the adjoint method, allows for a very elegant computation of sensitivities, i.e. of the derivative of the objective function w.r.t. the design variables.

Scaled sensitivities, i.e. (k/X) dX/dk where X is a concentration and k a parameter, were considered.

He doesn't suffer from the sensitivities I have.

Because I have sensitivities I shouldn't have had.

Current regulations to protect fish are based upon general classes of fish DO sensitivity (i.e., non-sensitive, sensitive) present.

The analysis procedures were conducted separately in time series models stratified by status of temperature sensitivity (i.e. temperature sensitizer vs. temperature non-sensitizer groups).

Another mirage being conjured up is the debate about climate "sensitivity", i.e. how much air temperatures rise for a given rise in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The present study calculated three types of sensitivity, i.e., demographic, food and agricultural, and health.

One possible underlying mechanism for persistence is deficient reward and loss sensitivity, i.e., deficient incentive processing.