Sentence examples for In improved sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Improved recovery and sensitivity were observed for cow faeces, whereas reducing the sample size of soils resulted in improved sensitivity for Stockton soil only, but did not improve the recovery from any soils.

This is a sign of how much progress is being made in improved sensitivity, but also of how challenging the search is.

Reduction of the detector temperature resulted in improved sensitivity due to increased absorption.

The findings show that, in both cases, the combination of on-line sample collection methods and the use of the Hadamard transform resulted in improved sensitivity and detection.

Li et al. [127] investigated the effect of addition of Mg to CCTO ceramic-type humidity sensors, which resulted in improved sensitivity and durability as well as in decreased hysteresis.

This unique LANL (Los Alamos National Laboratory) design results in improved sensitivity, selectivity and response time over conventional mixed potential sensors incorporating a stable three-phase interface using a porous electrolyte coated over a dense electrode.

Since the disease detection is based on different mechanisms, the information obtained may be complementary, resulting in possible improved sensitivity in disease detection.

Also, the utilization of RTP alone in discriminating promoter and non-promoter datasets resulted in highly improved sensitivity (94%) in the test datasets.

The principal advantages of these methods lie in the improved sensitivity and selectivity, in addition to the significant economic advantages over other sophisticated instrumental techniques such as HPLC/tandem mass spectrometry.

High-risk types of the human papillomavirus (HPV) are present in almost all cervical cancers (Clifford et al, 2006), and it has been shown in several studies that testing for these high-risk HPV types results in an improved sensitivity for CIN2+ compared with cytology, although at a somewhat lower specificity (especially in younger women) (Cuzick et al, 2006; Leinonen et al, 2009).

The industry's typical method of binning results in an improved sensitivity of approximately 1.2x.