"On the other hand," Mr. Brodsky said of Mr. Milstein, "he's a smart and successful businessman, and as long as he's reasonably sensitive to potential difficulties, then I don't see his profession as being a problem".
They've been reasonably sensitive to their users' wants, and willing to admit when they were wrong (remember Facebook Beacon?) There have been worrying signs of late, for example, their two-faced attitude towards data portability and their trademarking of the word "Face", but I don't (yet) object to what they do.
Between the occasional North Korean abduction of Japanese nationals and regular episodes of North Korean saber rattling, the Japanese are reasonably sensitive to the fact that North Korea sometimes feels the need to use what is known in diplomatic circles as the "batshit crazy" style of communication.
Our data support current recommendations for use of A1C in the diagnosis of diabetes and demonstrate that an A1C cutoff of 6.5% is highly specific and may be reasonably sensitive in the context of evidence linking A1C to risk of long-term microvascular and macrovascular outcomes in nondiabetic adults.
While studies have generally confirmed that claims data are reasonably sensitive and specific, there are limits to the reliability of claims data for identifying comorbid conditions [ 41, 42].
Fluctuations in glucose are greater than those in cholesterol, so a higher threshold is necessary in order to obtain a measure that is reasonably sensitive but also has sufficient specificity.
Commonly used conventional methods of virus culture, serological testing or antigen detection by direct immunofluorescence are reasonably sensitive, but relatively complex and labour-intensive, and are generally too slow to be clinically relevant [ 5].
The DHPLC protocol we set up provided reliable results (see standard deviations of the reference curve in Fig. 1) and was reasonably sensitive.
Because GBS is a diagnosis for which the great majority of patients are hospitalized, and our overall incidence rate is within the range identified in other studies, it is likely that the combination of these methods is reasonably sensitive.
Microscopy remains the simplest and most accessible diagnostic test for most veterinarians and during acute infections is reasonably sensitive for detecting intra-erythrocytic parasites in Giemsa or Wright's stained blood smears from capillary beds [ 6, 8].
