Previous reports have demonstrated small molecule binding to protein using a high density sensor surface and suggest that aptamer immobilization at higher densities may support a more sensitive and stable method for measuring small molecule aptamer binding.
Our results are in line with another study assessing differences in MRI findings between subgroups of recent-onset childhood arthritis [ 24], and supports the notion that physical examination could be supported by more sensitive tools such as MRI.
The stability-based support metric appears more sensitive and better able to reveal subtle population structure than p-values.
The apparent loss of kidney function, seen here and in earlier studies [ 10], despite drug discontinuation, would support monitoring potentially more sensitive markers of toxicity such as serum phosphate and FEphos.
Transaction 2 D. Sensitive transaction i.e. one which supports one or more sensitive itemsets.
Media should be encouraged and supported to be more sensitive in their coverage of cancer and in changing the image of "cancer" from one of death to one of life and survival.
There is some indication, however, that in such cases, maximum likelihood bootstrap support values may be more sensitive to conflicting phylogenetic signals in the data than Bayesian posterior probability support for nodes, although both concatenated data analysis approaches are likely to experience some error [ 21- 23].
The larger 500-gram pack, in contrast, may fit the needs of older consumers, who have a bigger family to support and who are more sensitive to price.
As evidence of this, it has been shown that cues trained in this manner support behavior that is more sensitive to (in fact completely dependent upon) the features of the predicted outcome or value inferred through those features than similar behaviors supported by cues directly paired with reward in isolation.
Among a variety of reforming catalysts, Ni-based catalysts have comparable activity to costly noble metal supported catalysts but are more sensitive to surface carbon deposition (also called coking), leading to either catalyst deactivation or blocking the reactor [1, 2, 5].
