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The deflection sensitivity shifted only 10% for heating to 200 °C and cantilever deflection ∼10 μm.

The strain rate sensitivity of ultrafine-grained (UFG) Al 1.5Mg was enhanced and the peak strain rate sensitivity shifted to lower temperatures as compared with the coarse-grained (CG) alloy.

When the pupil-action spectrum was corrected for preretinal lens absorption [26], the peak spectral sensitivity shifted slightly from 476 nm to 480 nm.

For instance, snappers (Lutjanidae) that live in the clear, blue water of outer shelf reefs have rhodopsins with sensitivity shifted to the blue end of the spectrum, while snappers that live in yellow-green inshore water have their sensitivity shifted to the green part of the spectrum [ 13].

10.7554/eLife.03255.004 Figure 2. Voltage dependence of BK channel temperature sensitivity shifts with intracellular Ca2+.

The E122Q substitution is known to have a large effect on RH2 pigment spectral sensitivity, shifting λmax to shorter wavelengths by ~12-16 ~12-168- 80].

Within the context of the mechanisms considered in the model, the time profile of c-Fos mRNA levels do not correlate with the shift in the sensitivities, as the mRNA continues to be at higher levels even as the AP-1 composition and sensitivities shifted.

Our analysis implicates a subset of Fos and Jun dependent mechanisms, with dynamic sensitivities shifting from Fos-regulating kinase (FRK -mediated processes to those downstream oFRK -mediatedminal kinase (JNK).

A second subset of patients objectively identified by the model was characterized by a sensitivity shift, tumours becoming more drug-sensitive after the first cycle or even later.

This distinction is important here because it is sensitivity shifts that are diagnostic of changes in generalization gradient (for more information see Blough, 2001) [21].

As the window of maximal sensitivity shifts, the number of days involving pesticide exposure may also change.