The phrase "ability of sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to perceive or respond to emotional or physical stimuli.
Example: "Her ability of sensitivity allows her to connect deeply with her clients and understand their needs."
Alternatives: "capacity for sensitivity" or "sensitivity skills".
The Wheatstone-Bridge interface benefits from enhanced operational flexibility, due to the ability of relative sensitivity control of the output signal.
The ability of high sensitivity (hs) C-reactive protein (CRP) to predict cardiovascular risk has been confirmed in diverse population cohorts including type 2 diabetic patients (1).
Such circumstances hampers the ability of conducting drug sensitivity tests.
The simplicity of optical setup and the unique ability of changing contouring sensitivity in this technique make it attractive potential in practical measurements.
Likewise, because adriamycin is known to be a Topoisomerase IIA inhibitor, and HER2 status has been linked to Topoisomerase IIA expression[19], we analyzed the effects of HER2 status and Topoisomerase IIA expression independently on the predictive ability of the adriamycin sensitivity signature in the 133 patients.
The accuracy of the diagnostic ability of the HADS (sensitivity and specificity) compared to standardised interviews was found to be superior to that of the commonly used GHQ.
To evaluate the predictive ability of the markers, sensitivity and specificity were estimated within 2, 5 and 8 years because the event of interest is time-dependent (Heagerty et al, 2000).
This along with the ability of eliminating SUTs' sensitivity to DEPC by substituting histidine with other amino acids without affecting the transport activity of SUTs indicate that the DEPC sensitive histidine residue is localized at or associated conformationally with the sucrose binding site.
As shown in Supplemental Material, Figure S1A,B (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1206301), we calculated the maximum balanced accuracy, which corresponds to the average of sensitivity (ability to correctly identify true positives) and specificity (ability to correctly identify true negatives) and is, therefore, a representation of the predictive value of the screen.
Importantly, detailed dissection of the molecular characteristics of the biological samples of patients experiencing either a striking response to any given anticancer treatment or a particularly aggressive course of the disease will potentiate our ability to identify biomarkers of sensitivity or resistance to the applied therapeutics.
