Sentence examples for a sensitive selection of from inspiring English sources

The piece mixes video, family snapshots and the artist's photographs, and is heightened by a sensitive selection of music that may almost do too much of the work.

In this paper we address these issues, and propose a new methodology for the analysis of micro-array transcriptional data in which the stringency analysis threshold is not only determined using statistical approaches but also intertwined with biological considerations to allow for a more specific and sensitive selection of the differentially regulated genes.

The biosensor exhibited good specificity and robustness, allowing rapid and sensitive selection of resveratrol hyper-producers.

The inference engine core is based on a Bayesian model implemented to (i) allow diverse source of experimental data and metadata to be systematically incorporated into the model with alternative ways to calculate the likelihood function and (ii) allow sensitive selection of biologically meaningful biochemical reaction databases as Dirichlet-categorical prior distribution.

Providing such information would seem to be very important since it may potentially result not only in more sensitive selection of patients for invasive procedures, but also for choosing candidates best suited to aggressive conservative treatment (leading to stabilization of "vulnerable" plaques).

Similarly, targeting frailty, defined from a multifactorial perspective or self-reported poor health, seems to be a less sensitive selection, leaving less room for prevention of functional decline.

The fragrance of flower and fruit is one of the traditional delights of garden and park, still attainable through sensitive selection and arrangement of plants.

Thus, changes in the prevalence of these alleles can be a sensitive indicator of selection of parasite populations by AL and ASAQ.

Fan and Li (2001) showed that the SCAD prediction is not sensitive to selection of a and suggest to use a = 3.7.

Our analyses indicate that the assessment results are sensitive to a selection of indicators for ecological quality objectives that are affected by a broad spectrum of human activities and natural processes (biodiversity), less so for objectives that are influenced by a relatively narrow array of drivers (eutrophications, hazardous substances).

Using a heterologous coating antigen was in this case to be more efficient in the selection of a sensitive and selective VHH than using a homologous antigen.