Sentence examples for a sensitivity of almost from inspiring English sources

A subsequent study using similar antibody profiling in patients with early stage lung cancer from a CT screening study identified a slightly different panel of five antibody markers that was able to correctly classify stage I NSCLC with 91percentt accuracy, and predicted the presence of lung cancer up to five years before diagnosis with a sensitivity of almost 83percentt [ 18].

The Selecta- IMS-PCR that included an immunological technique (IMS) had on the other hand in this trial a sensitivity of 0.67, almost equal to Selecta-PCR (SE = 0.75).

The commercially available anti-CCP2 test has a reported sensitivity of almost 80% and a specificity of 98% [ 73, 74].

Ultrasound has a sensitivity of 80% and a specificity of almost 100% for steatosis [ 18, 23], especially for the detection of moderate to severe fatty infiltration.

Culture had a sensitivity of only 81% (meaning that it missed almost one in five cases of gonorrhoea), whereas the AC2 assay of a vulvovaginal swab had a sensitivity of 99% (meaning that it missed only one in 100 cases).

The reported observed sensitivity for stage I cancer of 36%% was almost identical to ours (38%%), while neither study achieved a sensitivity of 10%% for advanced adenomas.

Schubert for me is a symbol of almost divine sensitivity that found the simplest ways to express it through music.

Thyroid transcription factor-1 and napsin A both show an impressing sensitivity almost independent of grading, but with a noteworthy lack of specificity for adenocarcinomas of the lung.

Although he began writing about cycling from a position of almost complete ignorance, he quickly developed a sensitivity to its infinite nuances.

The intimate duet with Kuhn, a pianist of sensitivity and almost psychic responsiveness to a very unpredictable partner, produced some of the most poetic Coleman performances of his later years.

"It's about have a sensitivity to language with almost a mathematical bent".