Sentence examples for achieving a sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Lastly, we apply RollFISH to quantify HER2 mRNA in 150 samples on a single tissue microarray, achieving a sensitivity and specificity of detection of HER2-positive samples of ~90%.

The obtained CSCNT/felt was modified with a copper hexacyanoferrate/polypyrrole (CuHCNFe/Ppy) hybrid mediator, and the resulting composite electrode was applied to H2O2 detection, achieving a sensitivity of 194 ± 15 μA mmol−1 L.

The advantage of the tubelet structure is that it yields a detector maintaining the form factor of a conventional 3He tube whilst achieving a sensitivity of up to 75% of a 3 atm 3He device.

The implementation of a combined mechanical and electromagnetic approach enables to notably enhance the VSM performance, achieving a sensitivity better than 1×10−6 emu and a resolution below 5×10−8 emu, so that the magnetization vector in nanostructured media can be accurately mapped out down to cryogenic temperatures.

The Canadian C-Spine Rule correctly identified all 23 clinically important cervical spine injuries, achieving a sensitivity of 100%95%5% confidence interval 85%to100%0%).

Their approach could detect 34 of the 46 seizures achieving a sensitivity of 73.9% and a false prediction rate of 0.15/hour.

Respondents achieved a sensitivity of 68% and a specificity of 70% for recognition of any abnormality.

The proposed XENON1T detector is designed to achieve a sensitivity more than a factor of thousand beyond current limits.

On purified genomic DNA, this primer set can achieve a sensitivity of 10 genome equivalents or less.

Simulation results show that the receiver can achieve a sensitivity level of −97 dBm while consuming only 6 mA.

Our CCD-based pH sensor can, through accumulation cycles of electron charge transfer, achieve a sensitivity of around 240 millivolts per pH unit, which is roughly four times larger than the Nernst theoretical limit.