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High fluorescence quenching efficiency of graphene oxide and self-assemblied membrane' concentration results in good sensitivity for biosensing.

To achieve more sensing-sites, KIT-5 mesoporous-silica with higher surface-area is assessed, resulting in good sensitivity but too high −ΔH° that brings poor repeatability.

The analytical procedure nevertheless resulted in good sensitivity with the LOD (limit of detection) and the LQQ (limit of quantification) being in the lower nanomolar range for both BQ and DMBQ (see Table 2).

Some algorithms arbitrarily choose this bin size [9], [10], which is clearly less than optimal, while others use models based on Poisson or Gaussian distributions to determine parameters that result in good sensitivity and a small bin size which gives good resolution [11] [13].

Jump height indeed resulted in good sensitivity and specificity.

Annealing of the Ti-Al-V-O nanofilm at 550°C could increase the content of anatase phase in the oxide nanofilm and thus resulted in a good sensitivity and resistance recovery at both room temperature and elevated temperatures.

A recent study of DWI in the assessment of cartilage repair such as autologous chondrocyte implantation in vivo reported good sensitivity for tracking changes in the diffusion behavior of implants over time [ 50].

However, for such applications, the affinity of the scFv for its target must be very high in order to get a good sensitivity in a diagnostic test or a strong in vivo effect in therapy.

Finite element modeling in ANSYS shows good sensitivity to low relative permittivity in range from 1 to 10.

In conclusion, although good sensitivity and specificity were found in US studies for CDI surveillance, exclusive use of ICD-9 codes would substantially underestimate CDI incidence in Singapore.

In conclusion, the good sensitivity and specificity of the RT PCR assay, in spite of the possibility that a transient shedding of melanoma cells in the bloodstream could give rise to a false negative determination, confirm that tyrosinase expression is a reliable and easily reproducible marker associated with a higher risk of melanoma progression.