Sentence examples for broad sensitive from inspiring English sources

First, we used a broad, sensitive search strategy with a low risk of missing relevant studies.

ESC-2 had the strongest inhibitory effect and the broadest sensitive cell spectrum.

The situation cannot change without resolving broad, politically sensitive issues of revenue being shared by urban and rural governments, revising residency rules and altering the system of allocating cropland.

Making the first state visit of the Bush administration, President Vicente Fox of Mexico today urged the United States to commit to a speedy timetable for agreement this year on broad, politically sensitive proposals for the treatment of millions of illegal Mexican immigrants.

Meanwhile, the broad Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index posted a 9.5% increase.

Yet as congress considers broad new sensitive data-sharing rules under the eerily named, Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), there is not even a hint of outrage.

The shares have underperformed the broad Bombay Sensitive Index for nearly two years and are trading below last year's levels, even after a rise of more than 30% in May.

The system employs a multiple-column capillary LC fluidic design developed for high-throughput analysis of peptides (Anal. Chem. 2001, 73, 3011 3021), incorporating modifications to achieve broad and sensitive analysis of phosphopeptides.

Equally for mortality studies a similar broad and sensitive definition might be preferable.

Therefore, sufficiently broad and sensitive instruments are key in the effective diagnosis of these two groups.

The broad and sensitive applicability of scFv-presenting phage for the immunological detection and diagnosis of Alphavirus species was demonstrated.