Sentence examples for be sensitive for detecting from inspiring English sources

It is possible that our methods used for measuring insulin sensitivity and beta-cell function were not sensitive enough to detect differences by genotype, however this method was found to be sensitive for detecting changes in insulin sensitivity associated with a small change in weight in these subjects [9].

A new immunoassay which quantifies Kappa, Lambda free light chains (FLC) and a ratio of Kappa to Lambda FLC has been reported to be sensitive for detecting a variety of FLC diseases.

The multivariate setting in the MCSF test appears to be sensitive for detecting motor-activating effects of low doses of alcohol as well as reduced locomotion at doses lower than in other behavioral tasks.

The mPCR assay was found to be sensitive for detecting as low as 350 pg of viral genomic DNA or 102 copies of standard plasmid of individual targets; and 103 copies of plasmid in a mixture of two or three viruses.

Magnetization transfer imaging has been found to be sensitive for detecting white matter lesions in several neurological conditions [ 11, 12].

On the other hand, in a recent study [ 30], the subjective evaluation of muscle atrophy was shown to be sensitive for detecting functional pelvic limb problems.

Also, although nucleic acid testing is sensitive for detecting early infection, it is less sensitive for the detection of established infection than serologic tests [19], [20].

Overall, a median of 94% of mutations (ranging from 0 to 100%) detected in tumor DNA were also detected in paired ctDNA samples (Fig. 2 and Supplementary Fig. 2) suggesting ctDNA sequencing is sensitive for detecting somatic mutations in the majority of SCLC patients in this cohort.

4DST PET/CT is sensitive for detecting mediastinal lymph node metastasis in NSCLC, but its low specificity is a limitation.

Routine MR imaging cannot observe early fibrosis, but these images are sensitive for detecting moderate and advance fibrosis by demonstrating the reticular pattern of the fibrotic bands surrounding regenerative nodules.

Although ascertainment of infections can be low, figure 2 clearly demonstrates that such systems are sensitive for detecting temporal associations between infection and sequelae.