Tiredness, travel, exhausted hyper-sensitivity, rage – they do tend to encourage metaphors.
Linear dynamic rage, sensitivity and detection limit for glucose obtained by the biosensor fabricated using cross-linking methodology were 0.1 6 mM, 0.87 mA M− 1 and 30 μM, respectively and better than those obtained (0.2 6 mM, 0.12 mA M− 1 and 50 μM) for the biosensor fabricated using entrapment methodology.
They seemed united principally by their acute sensitivity to the raging-teabagger stereotype, and, as if to reassure each other, compared notes of their experiences on the Mall: "You saw the lack of litter".
Mr. Dano is a quiet, inscrutable presence, but has an odd charisma, a blend of sensitivity and bottled-up rage, that makes him an intriguing foil for Mr. De Niro, as he was for Daniel Day-Lewis in "There Will be Blood".
Maybe... but lest we get too sentimental, this episode counters Eric's sensitivity with Jessica's rage.
Connery fills Forrester with rage and sadness, sensitivity and gruffness and, by doing so, makes his own scenes very compelling.
In both human and murine pancreatic tumor cell lines, depletion of RAGE significantly increased sensitivity to hypoxia, to UV radiation and to cytotoxic chemotherapy, concomitantly with significantly increased induction of cleaved caspase-3.
However, increased sensitivity to chemotherapeutic agents in RAGE-knockdown pancreatic cancer cells is dependent on ATG5 expression but independent of BECN1 expression [ 66].
Using contrast-enhanced 3D FLASH or MP-RAGE sequences the sensitivity for the detection of tumours is reported between 90 and 100%, but specificity is variable between 37 and 85%.
Dance allows Billy both to express that sensitivity and to act out a rage that he lacks the words to formulate.
Sensitivity over the "gay hotel" label reflects the debate raging about the hotel in the New York LGBT community.
