The phrase "approach the sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to handle a situation or topic with care and consideration for the feelings or reactions of others.
Example: "In our discussions about the new policy, we must approach the sensitivity of employee concerns with empathy and understanding."
Alternatives: "address the sensitivity" or "handle the sensitivity".
In this approach the sensitivity would be 80.7% (76.7 84.2%).
As the returned energy from small targets begins to approach the sensitivity limit of the radar, the probability-of-detection decreases, eventually approaching zero.
"We need to approach the sensitivity of the people who are taking part in it.
For now, Ménard thinks a better strategy is to develop tools that approach the sensitivity of PCR but can be deployed in the field.
By simultaneously encapsulating the simulation module and iteratively improving the normalized cut performance for clusterings, our method provides a more rigorous way to approach the sensitivity issue.
In order to simplify the SVC candidate approach, the sensitivity can be transformed as (4): S_{{TVF_{s} }}^{{F_{k} }} = frac{{Delta TV F_{s^{{F_{k} }} }}{{Delta Q_{svc} }} (4).
Adaptation at the rod bipolar to AII synapse approaches the sensitivity limit imposed by convergence and integration time (Dunn and Rieke, 2008; see Figure 1B).
Although the diagnostic sensitivity and specificity and the prevalence estimates for hookworm infections were similar in all three approaches, the sensitivity of the PCR for S. stercoralis infection was estimated considerably lower when using the Bayesian model.
Under MGMT-depleted conditions, the cells approached the sensitivity of MeWo cells not expressing MGMT indicating that O-chloroethylguanine, which is subject to repair by MGMT, is responsible for fotemustine-induced apoptosis in melanoma cells.
High sensitivity detection capability in the range 10−7 RIU: Sensitivity around 10−7 RIU approaches the sensitivity of commercial instruments using single point detection (Abdiche et al., 2009) and this allows one to measure binding kinetics of analytes with relatively low concentration and/or molecular weight (Karlsson, 2004; Copper, 2002).
