The phrase "aforementioned sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to a sensitivity that has already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "In light of the aforementioned sensitivity, we must approach this topic with caution."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned sensitivity" or "earlier noted sensitivity".
An enhanced preconditioner is then designed by the introduction of a coarse space to mitigate the aforementioned sensitivity.
The advantage of a direct specification of the values is related to the aforementioned sensitivity of the model to different Reynolds numbers.
However, despite the aforementioned sensitivity enhancement methods, the sensitivity of C observation is generally lower than that of H detection.
The method exploits the aforementioned sensitivity of near-edge spectra to chemical species with incident X-ray energies carefully chosen to confer chemical selectivity.
Furthermore, the breadth of cancer genes and specific mutations interrogated by OncoMap supported by the aforementioned rigorous sensitivity and specificity determinations substantially exceeds that of existing commercial mass spectrometric-based genomic profiling approaches[24].
In the first group we find the aforementioned metrics (sensitivity, specificity, likelihood ratios, or AUROC), while in the second group we find metrics such as the PPV or the NNE.
Despite promising results obtained in lab-scale experiments, TLA mutant strains produced contrasting results with regard to the improvement of biomass productivity when tested in a larger scale PBR [ 25, 32, 33], likely because the mutations can carry negative consequences, such as the aforementioned increased sensitivity to light stress.
The aforementioned results on sensitivity of mesospheric clouds to the surrounding air temperature and humidity yield, with some reservations, a tentative hypothesis that the NLC presence or absence at approximately 60°N is controlled mainly by temperature and humidity of the surrounding air.
As demonstrated by these two aforementioned studies, high sensitivity associated with NGS has permitted sequencing low blood or synovium cell quantities, which has been previously proven difficult using traditional protocols.
However, in the aforementioned meta-analysis, sensitivity analyses were performed and no difference was found in the ratio of the relative risks for diabetes between the method of diabetes diagnosis (self-report vs glucose measured).
Used together, the aforementioned techniques provide high sensitivity and specificity.
