Sentence examples for close specificity from inspiring English sources

SU6656 shows close specificity for Src and its closely related kinases, Fyn, Yes and Lyn, (IC50 = 280, 170, 20 and 130 nM respectively), but not Lck (IC50>6000 nM) or other kinases (Blake et al., 2000).

Despite a close specificity by the 2F5 binding motif, sera from immunized animals showed a modest neutralizing activity.

As revealed by Fig. 3, at the sensitivity level of human doctors, CNN, RF, and AdaBoost have better specificity than the doctors, and SVM has close specificity to the doctors.

Among the enzymes tested, calpain displayed the closest specificity to the proteasomes, but it did not match the unique ability of the proteasomes to produce multiple MBP peptides.

Among them, SNPs close to specificity protein 8 (SP8) and ST8 α-N-acetyl neuraminide α-2,8-sialyltransferase (ST8SIA2) are associated with Bipolar I, with P-values of 4.87 × 10 -7) (rs2709736) and 6.05 × 10 -6) (respectivelyrespectively.

The most desirable contouring method for radiotherapy planning would have a sensitivity (and to a lesser degree, a specificity) close to 100%%, with a GTAOE/WTAH ratio close to 0%%.

Whenever the ROC curve is closer to the left superior quadrant, the test variable is more precise, since the positive value (sensitivity) would be closer to 1 and false positive (specificity) closer to 0 [ 34].

Compared to other solutions, however, it could prove useful: sirens can't convey information with anything close to the specificity of a text message, and television and radio can only push messages when they're in use.

PET/CT has been shown to be useful in the staging of lymphoma with a sensitivity and specificity close to 100%[13]3].

Versant™ HCV Genotype Assay LiPA is by far the most used test in Brazil for HCV genotyping; its high sensitivity and specificity (close to 99%) has made it a reference standard in previous studies [6], [18].

A discriminating test would have sensitivity and specificity close to 100%.