Sentence examples for a more sensitive scale from inspiring English sources

However, the PANSS is not a scale designed to quantify drug withdrawal effects, and a more sensitive scale or procedure may have shown typical nicotine withdrawal effects.

Further investigations are needed to find a more sensitive scale discriminating high-end ratings.

He placed a needle on a bathroom scale to show the jury its weight didn't register, then used a much more sensitive scale to show the weight was measurable if the proper technique was used.

To study disease dynamics a more sensitive detection scale was used to monitor bacterial load at 6 h, 1 day, 2 days, 3 days and 4 days after i.v. infection (Figure 3A).

PedsQL™ 2.0 and 3.0 included additional constructs and items, a more sensitive rating scale and a broader age range.

This is illustrated in Figure 4, for which the same chromatograms in Figure 2 are plotted on 10× more sensitive scales.

Our findings suggest that the PAED Scale may be a more sensitive measure of pediatric emergence delirium, and, in the future, we recommend that health care personnel at our facility use the PAED Scale rather than the LOC-RASS.

Indeed, it may provide a more sensitive measure of neurodevelopmental anomalies than larger scale gyrification measures (Ronan et al. 2012).

Some studies have identified the Tardieu scale to be a more sensitive instrument for measuring spasticity (Haugh et al. 2006), but it is to complicated to be used in a surveillance program or in a clinical follow-up of larger samples.

Compared with clinical examination, grey scale ultrasound (GSUS) is a more sensitive method for detecting synovitis and tenosynovitis.

A more sensitive technique is required.