Sentence examples for drop sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Our findings confirmed this by showing a progressive decrease in rupture pedicel force, concomitantly with finger drop sensitivity, throughout fruit ripening, along with a decrease in the SSC, as expressed by the Brix value (Fig.  1).

When we analyzed the baseline visit the difference using the same cutoff and the cutoff retained its specificity but the sensitivity dropped (Sensitivity 70.0% and Specificity 83.3%).

This significant drop in sensitivity can be observed at the 4 outermost positions of either side (1 4, 22 25), while sensitivity was relatively similar (around 60%) for the central 17 positions.

To counterbalance for the drop in sensitivity, manual adjustment of the I-to-V transimpedance gain is usually applied.

Thorough analysis of the result revealed that the passivation layer, which is typically used to reduce the sensing window size, results in a drop in sensitivity of 13%.

This is because the H-FABP level normalizes in the circulation after 24 h, hence explaining the drop in sensitivity.

This drop in sensitivity mandates slightly overlapping bed positions when imaging larger imaging fields, such as the torso or the whole-body.

The significant drop in sensitivity score in hallucinating patients may have been related to the significantly poorer visual acuity in this group, rather than due to the neurocognitive changes that are associated with LBD.

In contrast, generating the same number of fragment ions in the ion trap requires multiple stages of fragmentation (MSn) using CID via in-trap resonance excitation with the associated time penalties and drop in sensitivity.

k-means algorithm used by fine segmentation module of the proposed technique incorrectly classifies a small number of epidermis pixels as dermis pixels, which results in the marginal drop in sensitivity.

One of the most interesting post-O changes measured in male rats is a drop in sensitivity to testosterone.