Sentence examples for complementary specificity from inspiring English sources

To assess the suitability of the two stability parameters ISQ and PT values as potential predictors for the risk of non-osseointegration of immediately loaded splinted maxillary implants in this collective, sensitivity values were plotted against complementary specificity values in receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves [13, 14].

We measure performance using standard receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curves that plot the fraction of true positives (sensitivity) versus the fraction of false positives (complementary specificity), see e.g [68].

This is why SigReannot-mart provides complementary specificity subcategories that use hit location and description (Table 1).

The complementary specificities of these two enzymes suggest alternative primer design for genomic profiling approaches that use allele-specific detection directly from RNA transcripts.

Our results indicate that the CPB gut employs a multienzyme network of peptidases with complementary specificities to efficiently degrade ingested proteins.

Generally GAGA1 was more active in threeway complexes than GAGA2, and in addition they showed complementary specificities in some cases.

In using a cell-consortium approach for this type of study we are essentially mimicking nature, since similar phenomena are occurring whereby different bacterial cells in a given ecosystem produce enzymes with distinct complementary specificities, which contribute to the overall welfare of the community.

One problem with proteasome inhibitors is the emergence of resistance; however, the combination of several proteasome inhibitors that exert complementary specificities appears to overcome the problem of resistance and might have the added benefit of enabling reduced dosing of the individual drugs (Refs 28, 29).

Finally, both probabilities (sensitivity and the complementary of specificity, or 1- specificity) will be graphically represented the curve.

This is important for efficient degradation of plant polysaccharides as enzymes of each family have often complementary substrate specificity.

The rate of starch-generated glucose depends on the activity of MGAM and SI, which have complementary substrate specificity in humans (Sim et al. 2010).