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If you are weighing up an expensive face cream or an expensive body cream, then go for the face cream since your face is both more sensitive and you'll notice a bigger difference.
With some innovative assembly work — the SALT team secured its mirrors from a bargain-basement Russian factory that proved masterly with optics, and used off-the-shelf software for controls — the South Africans have managed to build and operate a telescope that is both more sensitive and better equipped than its Texas model.
In modeled outcomes, combinations of imaging and CA-125 were both more sensitive and more specific than either alone.
HPV DNA testing was both more sensitive and specific than Pap cytology and VIA.
The new direct electron detectors are both more sensitive and much faster than conventional media.
Thus, improved screening strategies 'tuned' specifically to detect metastasis-prone cancers are needed that are both more sensitive and sufficiently affordable for frequent use.
The unexpected magnitude of this overlap presents the unique opportunity to dissect the pathogenic mechanisms underlying multiple disease states in the expectation that this may lead to both more sensitive diagnostics and novel therapies.
Both more sensitive (>3.0) and more specific (>3.5) cutoff scores for the model were identified in the derivation cohort and subsequently validated in the two validation cohorts (Table 3).
The automated model was both more sensitive (51.6% and 42.2%) and specific (94.3% and 91.3%) than the MEWS.
Increased detectability of targets should be addressed in the future by targeting alternative peptides, further optimizing procedures to minimize sample loss and utilizing alternative investigative devices, including both more sensitive mass spectrometers and digital immunoassays.
Assessment of hip morphology sonographically has been shown to be both more sensitive (Severin 1956) and more specific (Dogruel et al. 2008) than clinical examination.
