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A new understanding of the sensitivity of Ras to mutations has emerged from studies using deep mutagenesis, which allowed us to map the mutational landscape of Ras comprehensively.

In the end, RSM contour maps were applied in order to gain a better understanding of the sensitivity of import parameters on NOx, soot and SFOC.

The results from this experiment will be used to obtain a better understanding of the sensitivity of the PNAR and TCIF methods for samples with low neutron multiplication.

The current study aims at obtaining an understanding of the sensitivity of TMA analysis to the physical, chemical and morphological properties of coal combustion deposits.

Such quantitative understanding of the sensitivity of protein synthesis to the variation of mRNA expression can provide insights into cellular robustness mechanisms and guide the design of protein production systems.

The impact of key device parameters on electrical and thermal floating body effects is addressed for various device architectures (PD and FD SOI, FinFETs, different buried insulators, etc).. Recent advances in the understanding of the sensitivity of electron and hole transport to the tensile or compressive uniaxial and biaxial strains in thin film SOI are shown.

These improvements should be grounded in a good understanding of the sensitivities of bilateral CI patients to the acoustic binaural cues that are important to normal hearing listeners for sound localization and speech in noise understanding.

To this end, we review the current state-of-the-art in the understanding of the sensitivities of bilateral CI patients to binaural cues in electric hearing, and highlight the important issues and challenges as they relate to clinical practice and the development of new binaural processing strategies.

"But if it was without any understanding of the sensitivity, then the ATP really has to sit him down".

Regarding climate change, extensive methodological testing has produced not just consistent and robust projections across future climate projections [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], but also a growing understanding of the sensitivity, assumptions, and limitations of the approach [13], [22], [23], [24].

Although the results of these studies will provide useful information on the prevalence of late-stage infection, their interpretation will remain limited by our relatively poor understanding of the sensitivity and specificity of the diagnostic tests throughout disease incubation.