The phrase "articles sensitivity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the sensitivity of articles in a specific context, such as publishing or content creation, but it lacks clarity as it stands.
Example: "The articles sensitivity to current events is crucial for maintaining relevance in the media landscape."
Alternatives: "sensitivity of articles" or "sensitivity regarding articles".
The echocardiographic data appear useful in the context of a lung ultrasound examination, given the high accuracy published in previous articles (Sensitivity 97 %, specificity 95%%) [3].
Nineteen of 31 search filters were effective in retrieving a high level of relevant articles (sensitivity scores greater than 85%).
The echocardiographic data appear useful in the context of a lung ultrasound examination, given the high accuracy published in previous articles (Sensitivity 97 %, specificity 95%%) [ 3].
In the case of the CEA Registry, the classifier missed only 1 eligible article (sensitivity about 99%), and incorrectly considered relevant ~28% of the papers that were excluded by human reviewers in 2010 (specificity around 73%).
In this latter article sensitivity and specificity of scintigraphy, in combination with echocardiography, were 100%and80%0%, respectively, but the clinical sample was limited, that is, 18 cases and 20 controls [ 23].
Despite articles advocating sensitivity analysis [ 5], there are currently no principles governing how relevant sensitivity analyses should be chosen.
Five articles evaluated sensitivity and specificity.
Furthermore, only a few articles performed sensitivity analyses following MI even though this is strongly recommended in guidelines.
Further, depending on the context in which the CEA was conducted, the features of analyses differed greatly, with only a handful of articles conducting sensitivity analyses and discussing the generalizability of the findings.
The strategy with highest precision (Table 2 line 18) combined the cluster design-related search terms with the existing strategy for randomized controlled trials using the Boolean operator AND; it retrieved only 794 articles, yielding sensitivity 90.1%, and precision 18.4% (number needed to read 5.4).
In this article, a sensitivity analysis for a solar steam redox reformer (proposed in Sheu and Ghoniem, 2016) with respect to different performance metrics is presented.
