The phrase "a lower sensitive" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a lower sensitivity"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when discussing levels of sensitivity in various contexts, such as technology, psychology, or health.
Example: "The device has a lower sensitivity to temperature changes, making it less responsive in fluctuating environments."
Alternatives: "a reduced sensitivity" or "a diminished sensitivity."
This problem is most often encountered on the low molecular weight side when light scattering or viscometer signals have a lower sensitivity than concentration-sensitive detectors such as refractive-index detectors.
We should also consider that animals that not evolve to SE after pilocarpine injection may have a "natural" lower sensitive for seizures (higher threshold), justifying the long-term epileptogenic required time and their lower frequency of SRS (when compared to PILOSE); it becomes thus important to identify the individual susceptibility to electrical alterations in new experiments.
The figure suggested that there are more genes with a comparatively lower sensitive value than those with higher sensitive values indicating existing more robust genes than sensitive genes.
Nucleic acid based molecular diagnosis has an even lower sensitive [ 7].
At-risk infants were found to be less lively, and their parents exhibited both higher directiveness and lower sensitive responding [ 27].
By repeating the test at 48 72 h in patients with suggestive symptoms and epidemiological context, we tried to reduce the impact of the lower sensitive immunochromatographic methods as much as possible.
Parent-infant interaction observations in 6- to 10-month-old infants found less liveliness in the at-risk sample, and more directedness as well as lower sensitive responsiveness of their parents, compared to low-risk controls [ 21].
A Classification and Regression Tree (CART) model was used to examine conditional relations among stressors and indicated that fine-grain streams had a lower percentage of Sensitive Taxa than coarse-grain streams, with Sensitive Taxa decreasing further with increased water temperature (>30 °C) and triazine concentrations (>1500 ng/L).
Periodic blebbing exhibited a small, high velocity population (high μ3, low π3) combined with a lower velocity CD sensitive population (μ2) and quiescent regions (μ1) while the periodicity of blebbing was insensitive to CD.
A basic assumption of this strategy is that resistant clones have a lower fitness than sensitive clones because they commit more resources to maintain the resistant phenotype.
