The phrase "advanced sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where heightened awareness or responsiveness to certain stimuli or situations is being discussed, such as in psychology, technology, or environmental studies.
Example: "The new software features advanced sensitivity to user inputs, allowing for a more intuitive experience."
Alternatives: "heightened sensitivity" or "enhanced sensitivity".
The assessment reveals promising research directions for transition modeling, such as model-to-model analysis, pattern-oriented modeling, advanced sensitivity analysis, development of a shared conceptual framework, and use of modeling protocols.
By investigating the fluorescence spectral characteristics of Pb2+-PMTH and Pb2+-SAM complexes in H2O/CH3CH2OH (4:1, V/V) solution, we found this method offered advanced sensitivity and selectivity for detecting SAM in the presence of common amino acids and metal ions.
The PIR sensors are suitable for surveillance applications because of their advanced sensitivity to human motion and resistance to illumination changes [11 16].
Thus far, mRNA-tagging has been coupled with DNA microarrays and genomic tiling arrays, which both lack the advanced sensitivity and specificity possible today with deep sequencing, potentially limiting the results obtained with this methodology.
We will estimate incremental cost-effectiveness ratios for six weeks, six months and one year using advanced sensitivity analyses to adjust parameter ranges for uncertainty in clinical, cost, or effectiveness variables [ 26].
The comparison of the results to those obtained by CVODES which is one of the most advanced dynamic sensitivity solvers show the effectiveness of the method.
In this study, they proved that fungal detection by calcofluor was much higher in advanced keratitis (sensitivity, 87.1%) than in cases of early keratitis (61%).
There is also physiological evidence that the most advanced colour sensitivity described in the invertebrates occurs in stomatopods [19], [20].
For advanced adenomas, sensitivity at 75 ng/ml in the symptomatic group was 26% in males and in 32% females.
For advanced adenomas, sensitivity and specificity were 35% and 92% at 50 ng/ml and 31% and 94% at 75 ng/ml, respectively (see Table 3).
An advantage of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) techniques is that the advanced analytical sensitivity allows detection of minute amounts of protein in a high throughput setting [ 1].
