Sentence examples for even more sensitivity than from inspiring English sources

As another poke in the eye to humanity's abilities, their tests showed that the BioTac® sensor has even more sensitivity than the human hand.

In these days of increased concern about swine flu, porcine allusions may require even more sensitivity than ever, but simply rebranding the Republican Party by somehow updating its image, with apologies to Sarah Palin, really is putting lipstick on a pig.

Unfortunately, the detection of fetal microchimeric cells in post-partum murine blood samples requires even more sensitivity than that published by Byrne et al. (7).

Data from the 3 cm source-detector separations should provide even more sensitivity to CBF than shown in the present paper.

It cannot be excluded that terrestrial tests are of comparable sensitivity or even more sensitive than aquatic tests as differences in the exposure concentration of the investigated ENMs between soil and aquatic tests are expected.

This assay showed more sensitivity than the detection of anti-HDV IgM.

Certainly, times have changed, and there is considerably more sensitivity than there was a few decades ago.

Null mutations in sltA result in even more extreme Na+/K+ sensitivity than null halA mutations (O'Neil et al., 2002; Spathas, 1978; Spielvogel et al., 2008) (Fig. 1A).

RT can improve glycemic control and insulin sensitivity, likely even more so than AET.

Its large population of poor blacks is even more exposed than others, has high sensitivity, and possesses limited capacity to adapt.

It has been shown that a carefully chosen pattern of subset seeds is even more effective than spaced seeds in improving the sensitivity of alignment programs [ 49, 50].