The phrase "a problem of sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues that require careful consideration of feelings, emotions, or social dynamics.
Example: "The team faced a problem of sensitivity when addressing the concerns of the affected employees."
Alternatives: "an issue of sensitivity" or "a matter of sensitivity".
The reason for this failure is still not clear but may be a problem of sensitivity.
This result leads us to believe that there is no specificity problem regarding DPO-PCR, rather a problem of sensitivity regarding culture.
The discordant targets found for Agilent were dispersed evenly into three Agilent quantile bins (Q1, Q2 and Q3 4) whereas 91% of the discordant targets unique to Amersham in its lowest 2 intensity quantiles (Q1 and Q2) suggesting a problem of sensitivity (Fig. 3B).
An example dealing with a problem of mixed sensitivity H∞ design is given to illustrate the mthod.
Is this a problem of experimental sensitivity?
On the other hand there is a potential problem of sensitivity, because many functional modules include genes with different degrees of intra-module co-expression, while the methods are many times applied to datasets in which the complete module is assumed to be over- or under-expressed as a whole.
Finally, if patients with co-payment do not pick up (selectively) the most expensive prescriptions from pharmacies, we would be facing a problem of patients' price sensitivity instead of physicians' sensitivity to the price that can be afforded by patients.
However, the seeding algorithm has a problem of trade-off between sensitivity and search speed.
Moreover, the number of undetected low- and moderate- avidity specific TFBSs was estimated, which addresses common problem of sensitivity of a given ChIP-seq assay for a given TF in cells under given experimental conditions.
Our results demonstrated that the problem of sensitivity analysis in the absence of a gold standard could be circumvented by the method proposed here.
