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The clinical sensitivity of these devices in saliva can be relatively poor at 16 75 % although clinical specificity can be close to 100%[12]2].

The performance drop of the PZLP model at low SNR values is due to the accuracy of the CPZLP algorithm, which is known to be relatively poor at SNR values below −5 dB [37].

Given that dominant stingless bee species such as T. hyalinata appear to be relatively poor at discovering new food sources (the dominance-discovery trade-off, Fellers 1987; Nagamitsu and Inoue 1997), avoiding all non-nestmate odors would severely limit food intake by T. hyalinata colonies.

Indeed, young children are relatively poor at monitoring whether they learned something from observation or from testimony.

The big surprises are that the two best known – Prozac (fluoxetine) and citalopram (mostly widely prescribed in the UK) – are relatively poor at their job.

The control/livingness was relatively poor at [PS-TEMPO]0 ≤ 0.02 M due to the combined effect of enhanced spontaneous initiation and the interface effect (whereby deactivation is suppressed due to interfacial activity of TEMPO).

I can understand the need for these neighborhood ratings, startups like Zillow and Trulia have done a good job of monetizing the quality of a neighborhood, but are relatively poor at capturing the intangibles.

Historically, armed strategies have been relatively poor at achieving these objectives.

Ultrasound may show dilation of the bile duct and identifies 38% of bile duct stones; it is relatively poor at identifying stones further down the bile duct.

The results are consistent with the hypothesis that as the rotation rate becomes faster, the periphery is relatively poor at combining features to create visual objects.

Recent findings have suggested that vision in the periphery is not just a scaled version of foveal vision, but rather is relatively poor at representing spatial and temporal phase and other visual features.