Sentence examples for experimental sensitivities from inspiring English sources

The corresponding experimental sensitivities are 3.3±0.2 and 1.42±0.085 pA/MBq, respectively.

The calculated and experimental sensitivities of the SS cavity chamber are 12.78 and 12.41±0.76 pA/MBq for 60Co.

The experimental sensitivities of the sensor components are respectively measured as 1.04 mV/V, 1.15 mV/V and 1.00 mV/V for lift, drag and moment components through calibration tests.

The other part, however, most probably reflects different experimental sensitivities between qPCR and microarray as well as different breast tumor types.

Although the low conservation may in part arise from the differential experimental sensitivities mentioned above and/or errors in computational prediction of subcellular localization, it is also possible that even one-to-one orthologous proteins change their subcellular localization with an appreciable rate in evolution.

Also, a calibration of both sensors was made in order to obtain their experimental sensitivity coefficient.

Experimental sensitivity values and 3D FEM ones are compared for two different sensor geometries and two different heater temperatures.

The experimental sensitivity of the SWG attained 1240% per refractive index unit (RIU) and the sensitivity shows good agreement with the calculation.

An exhaustive experimental sensitivity analysis of the close loop system performance based on more than three hundred trials in a test bench is presented.

The experimental sensitivity of the switch-based eSPR sensor is estimated at 5 nM and target detection is achieved within minutes.

Understanding the mechanisms of 19F nuclear relaxation, and in particular the spin lattice relaxation of these molecules, is critical to improving experimental sensitivity.