Rather, it calls for rigorous methods with sufficient metrics to differentiate higher and lower performers and be sufficiently sensitive to detect poor clinical and organisational processes.
Atom interferometers with ultra-large enclosed areas will be sufficiently sensitive to provide the first laboratory measurement of it.
The LAMP tests were shown to be sufficiently sensitive to detect 0.1 pg of DNA from most Leishmania species.
However, available neuropsychological measures may not be sufficiently sensitive to preclinical cognitive impairment, particularly in high functioning or younger older adults.
Slag wool measurements appear to be sufficiently sensitive to distinguish dust spiked with 5% WTC-affected dust from 22 out of 25 background dust samples.
Traditional techniques measuring O2, CO2, or chemical concentrations (in situ respiration, metabolite and soil air monitoring) may not be sufficiently sensitive to estimate biodegradation rates for these compounds.
In mice the signal was found to be sufficiently sensitive to detect functional changes in the absence of underlying anatomical changes.
We also caution that Landscape Function Analysis derives surrogates of very basic functional attributes which may not be sufficiently sensitive to accurately reflect more complex ecological functions such as habitat provision for wildlife.
We also present a second argument that an 'evidence-based' focus on outcomes may not be sufficiently sensitive to reveal and evaluate those aspects of process, including nursing knowledge and expertise, which influence nursing interventions and affect patient outcomes.
MRD traditionally has been detected by cytology and flow cytometry; however, if the burden of malignant cells is low, these methods might not be sufficiently sensitive to detect MRD.
Some performance simulations are presented showing that the instrument we have designed will be sufficiently sensitive to measure water vapor in concentrations that are expected at the summer mesopause, about 85 km height.
