The phrase "a high sensitivity range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of a device or system to detect or respond to small changes or signals.
Example: "The new sensor is designed to operate within a high sensitivity range, allowing it to detect even the slightest variations in temperature."
Alternatives: "a broad sensitivity spectrum" or "an extensive sensitivity range".
In a recent systematic review of the world literature, we have observed that measurement of fractionated plasma metanephrine measurements have a high sensitivity ranging of 96 to100% and a variable specificity ranging from 82% to 100% [ 10].
Several early studies [ 18- 20] have shown that PImax ≤ -20 to -30 cmhas has a high sensitivity (ranging from 86% to 100%) and low specificity (ranging from 7%to69%9%) for predicting liberation outcome from mechanical ventilation.
The results as submitted by the sponsor indicate that Vision ALD has a high sensitivity ranging from 95.7 to 100.0 % and a reasonably high specificity of 75.0 84.5 %. (A lower specificity of 65.0 % was reported by Mulhair et al. [ 23] but was excluded by the sponsor).
Similarly, in a subgroup of patients screened negative for MDE according to the BDI-II (score <14; n = 370), the HADS-A, STAI and SSAI had moderate to high sensitivity (range from 50%to80%0%) and specificity (range from 66%to8989%), and low PPVs (range from 2% to 11%) for GAD and any anxiety disorders.
High sensitivity range standard settings were utilized.
Both pipelines showed consistent, coverage-dependent high sensitivity ranging from 95-99% for substitutions with a dropoff in concordance for detecting INDELs.
Moreover, the analytical performance of the proposed immunosensor showed a high sensitivity, a linear range from 0.01 to 80 ng/mL with a low detection limit of 2.36 pg/mL, and good selectivity for CEA.
The resulting immunosensor showed a high sensitivity, wide dynamic range consisting of two linear parts from 1.0 to 30 U mL−1 and 30 to 150 U mL−1 with a low detection limit of 0.36 U mL−1 at 3 times the background noise.
Currently, breast MR demonstrates a high sensitivity in the range of 93 100%.
