Sentence examples similar to a sensitive association from inspiring English sources
Atallah et al. [11] in proposed a primary heuristic technique to hide the sensitive association rules by reducing the support of their generating itemsets.
Gradient sedimentation studies show RNase sensitive associations between some of these complexes but it is not yet known if these occur in vivo or result from experimental manipulation [30], [42] [44].
For both types of averages the N400 amplitude was found to be a sensitive index of semantic association, even though the association was incidental to the subject's assigned task.
The staffing-up at the business association comes at a sensitive moment as several older 501(c)(4) groups face increasing scrutiny from government regulators and private watchdogs about their political activities.
Our parameter-free functional prediction method uses a sensitive algorithm to achieve a high association rate of linking genes with unknown function to annotated genes.
(i) The concentrations of the ectopically expressed proteins in the FCS/FCCS measurements are low: FCS/FCCS is a sensitive technique that measures concentrations and associations of labeled proteins at a nanomolar - micromolar concentration scale.
In conclusion, global, age-comparative and self-comparative SRH items embody unique, age-sensitive, associations with mortality over time.
The most comprehensive previous study [11] used a large-scale dataset comparable in size to ours to identify 32 of the 68 characteristic sites found in the present work, indicating that MI may be a more sensitive measure of association than the statistical tests employed in that study.
While delirium was also associated with impaired pre-operative cognitive function, a more sensitive analysis considering the association between those two conditions and the development of delirium would have been informative.
The SAI is a more sensitive measure of temporal association.
Our study focused on investigating a genetic association through categorization (sensitive or resistant) while Park et al, correlated sensitivity with protein expression level.
