Sentence examples for a sensitive assessment from inspiring English sources
As a sensitive assessment tool, it can not only help clinicians to assess patient's current oral state but also worked as an indicator to help researchers to supervise changes in oral health-related quality of life.
Although our results are based on linearization of the auditory cortices, which provides a sensitive assessment of changes in individual cortical layers [55], we did not find significant differences in manganese uptake in the auditory cortex.
TEG®/ROTEM®-based assessment can therefore provide a sensitive assessment of how changes in haemostatic balance impact upon coagulation.
Measurement of C-peptide production under a standardized condition provides a sensitive assessment of β-cell function (4– 8).
A sensitive assessment of literacy skills in both English and Bengali/Urdu was made by the researchers during recruitment (see Table 1).
While the ADD Study is not including direct measures of metyrapone plasma concentrations in patients, measurement of plasma 11-deoxycortisol after 1 week's treatment will serve as a sensitive assessment of both compliance and pharmacodynamics effect of the treatment.
Moreover, in this study, disc height has been assessed quantitatively and treated as a continuous variable, providing a more sensitive assessment than previous methods that have employed qualitative descriptors such as 'normal to slightly decreased' intervertebral disc height as a measure of disc degeneration [ 20].
These results suggest that this real-time PCR system provides a highly sensitive assessment of CagA type as a new diagnostic tool for the pathogenicity of H. pylori infection.
The myocardial performance index (MPI), a parameter derived from echocardiographic tissue Doppler measurements, allows for a more sensitive assessment of global cardiac function than do traditional metrics for cardiac function.
A more sensitive assessment of proliferation involved labeling cellular proteins with the fluorescent molecule, CFSE [49].
