Sentence examples for captures sensitivity from inspiring English sources

With the assumptions that the time-effect relationship for G. pulex and diazinon resembles that of the other combinations of species and effect type and that the EF captures sensitivity variation, one can do the following calculations: First multiply the concentration time series of diazinon in any exposure pattern with the EF for a given combination of species and effect type.

The Gradual Cover Location Problem (GCLP) was specifically designed to extend the basic cover objective to capture sensitivity with respect to absolute travel distance.

We used reciprocal BLAST to associate contigs in the consensus assemblies with the target exons and estimate the exon capture sensitivity.

Whether INQoL will be able to capture sensitivity to change in the skeletal channelopathies will have to be further explored, but our data demonstrate that it can quantify the impact of muscle symptoms that are specific to this group of patients (e.g. myotonia, muscle pain).

This means that if the method predicted there would be a HIGH dengue incidence three weeks in the future, a HIGH dengue incidence occurred 66.7% of the time and 59.3% of the total HIGH dengue incidence rates three weeks in the future were captured (sensitivity).

Avoid using alcohol-based cleaner so that it doesn't affect the capture sensitivity.

Industry solvents may hamper the capturing sensitivity and the device can sometimes fail to recognize the user.

The photograph captures a sensitivity and intelligence that makes this monkey look like it is sitting for its portrait by Rembrandt.

Each measure captures the sensitivity of the asset to the corresponding pervasive factor.

This approach captures recent sensitivity to temperature while accounting for the timing and extent of the exposure within the year.

It was a brilliantly written portrait of New Yorkers coping with age, monotony and looming loneliness, and Borgnine skilfully captured the sensitivity beneath his character's clumsy, bumbling surface.