Sentence examples for a markedly higher sensitivity from inspiring English sources

When high specificity is required, anti-pepA and anti-pepB antibodies have a markedly higher sensitivity than RF.

This is especially true in areas where TB-HIV co-infection is the major factor, since culture here offers a markedly higher sensitivity [ 26].

The present study demonstrated a high specificity of bone erosions detected on MRI and radiography, and showed a markedly higher sensitivity of MRI than radiography when CT was considered the reference method.

RNA-Seq offers several advantages over hybridization-based approaches such as microarrays, including a markedly higher sensitivity for low abundance transcripts, single nucleotide resolution of transcript boundaries, and the means to profile gene expression in strains for which genome sequences and/or gene annotations are not available [ 12, 13].

Gallium 67 (Ga-67) scintigraphy has long been used for the diagnosis of CS, but it is now being replaced by F-FDG PET, mainly because of its low diagnostic sensitivity, which does not exceed 36% owing to low image resolution [ 34, 35, 38]; F-FDG PET has a markedly higher sensitivity (71 100%) for diagnosing CS in comparison (Table 1).

Using MRI as the reference method, ultrasonography exhibited markedly higher sensitivity in detecting RA bone erosions than did radiography, without loss of specificity.

When looking at the joint surfaces accessible for US examination (that is, the dorsal and palmar aspects of all joints and the radial aspect of the 2nd and the ulnar aspect of the 5th MCP joint), US achieved markedly higher sensitivity (60%) compared with CT.

For grade 3 and 4 lesions, the patient group with first LPDs had markedly higher sensitivities and positive predictive values than those with recurrent LPDs.

However, pre-exposure to LPS resulted in a markedly higher blood cell sensitivity to C5a in WT, but not in TLR4-deficient mice (Fig. 3), thus confirming the crucial role that TLR activation plays in this phenomenon and supporting the in vivo relevance of the modulatory effect of TLRs.

They had more possession, more shots and completed a markedly higher proportion of their passes.

In September 2008, he revealed that his genome sequencing indicated he had a "markedly higher" risk of developing Parkinson's Disease.