Sentence examples for calibrated sensitivity from inspiring English sources

For the protein classification, it is possible to choose between two calibrated sensitivity levels with the option -P N. The default is N = 3 which is the most specific choice and highly recommended in order to limit the FPR.

The calibrated sensitivity of Rhodamine B is −3.4%/°C, with a temperature accuracy of 0.1 °C.

The calibrated sensitivity of the micro heat-flux sensor is 0.17 1.90 μV/(mW cm−2) in the heat flux range 0 180 mW/cm2.

Titrations done at the highest concentration of SA (highest analytical window) were used as an overload 'titration' to verify the internally calibrated sensitivity (Kogut & Voelker 2001).

The rank transformation of responses can calibrate sensitivity coefficients of a non-linear model, by considering their variation obtained from sufficient bootstrapping replications.

Application of a 'correction' rule based on prediction models for clinical hypertension using the national sample (NHANES) allowed us to re-calibrate sensitivity and specificity estimates for the HEP sample.

A Circular Current Array System calibrated the sensitivity of the SQUID sensor as 722.6 nT/V.

We have experimentally calibrated the sensitivity of the device, which was found to be 63.27 mV/T under ambient conditions.

Antibiotic susceptibility testing is undertaken initially on 4 colonies each of S. pneumoniae H. influenzae S. pyogenes and S. aureus using the calibrated disc sensitivity method [ 24].

One laboratory used the VITEK 2 system exclusively, following CLSI guidelines (7 ), and the sixth laboratory used disk-susceptibility testing, following guidelines for the calibrated dichotomous sensitivity method (8 ).

We calibrated the sensitivity of this "standard approach" to a value (i.e. 80%) that provided a reasonable estimate of TB case detection rate (model value 70 = Indian national estimate for smear-positive cases) [ 17].