Sentence examples for coefficients of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Convergent validity of the screening outcome was evaluated using kappa and coefficients of sensitivity and specificity.

(mu_{text{cc}}) Coefficient of sensitivity of the intensity to temperature.

The temperature coefficient of sensitivity (TCS) and temperature coefficient of offset (TCO) compensation circuitry is demonstrated.

The sensitivity increased by 0.0031 pF/MPa; corresponding temperature coefficient of sensitivity is 0.058%/°C.

Through applying this technique, Temperature Coefficient of Sensitivity (TCS) of the conventional non-compensated sensor was reduced to zero.

The coefficient of sensitivity for the forest land use type was 0.61, the highest among all land uses, due to its relatively large area and high value coefficient.

The coefficient of sensitivity in this study was less than 1 for a variety of land use types, suggesting validity of the response of ESV to land use change and planning.

When the equivalent value for each ecosystem was adjusted by 50%%, respectively, changes of total values in the Nenjiang River Basin and coefficient of sensitivity (CS) for each land use type were calculated (Table 8).

Long-term stability was found to be 1 nT in 9-h period, and the temperature coefficient of sensitivity decreased to 50 ppm, which was a direct result of controlling the excitation current.

The percentage change in the estimated total ESV and the corresponding coefficient of sensitivity (CS), resulting from a 50% adjustment in the service value coefficient (VC), indicated that the total ESV values were relatively inelastic with respect to changes in the value coefficients (Table 9).

For each ESV analysis, we then calculate a coefficient of sensitivity (CS) using the following formula that resembles the standard concept of elasticity in economics (Kreuter et al. 2001): C S kf = ES V j − ES V i / ES V i V C kf j − V C kf i / V C kf i (5).