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So-derived differences in QALYs gained by each treatment "strategy" extended to the third or fourth decimal place only (TAR, pp. 237ff)., and the primary analysis produced a series of inconsistent rankings (TAR, p. 237), which were left uncommented and disappeared only after secondary model extensions ("sensitivity analyses", TAR, pp. 240ff).

In comparison to an alternative genotyping method (single nucleotide extension), the sensitivity and specificity of the high throughput assay was shown to be 92 and 97%, respectively, depending on the source of genomic DNA.

Lung consolidation can locate everywhere depending on the cause and extension, yielding sensitivity lower than other disorders, 90% [8], yet its posterior location above the diaphragm in critically ill patients with pneumonia is usual [4].

The extension of sensitivity in this Patient 1 was also noted by the reviewing physician who noted an increase in light touch and pin prick sensitivity from T4 to T10.

Recent work has identified different isoforms of WND protein in sheep which may explain the anomaly and by extension the sensitivity of sheep as a species to copper poisoning [ 31].

For each combination of parameters and model assumptions that define an intervention combination for the core analysis or perturbations and extensions to examine sensitivity, we varied the viral infectivity about a base defined by an infection rate of 50%, representative of the 1958 pandemic [10].

In the proposed extension, a dimensionless sensitivity matrix is defined for each set of correlated model parameters.

Feuchtner et al. showed that MSCT detected peri-valvular extension with a sensitivity and a specificity of 100%%, using surgery as the standard of reference.

One ecological hypothesis for the frequent convergent evolution of this character is that barbel extension increases sensory sensitivity in low-visibility aquatic environments.

For broad beams which irradiate the entire top surface of the phantom, tissue regions nearest the fiber tip are more readily detected and the extension of detection sensitivity increases non-linearly with wavelength due to optical properties affecting the attenuation traveling through tissue.

Such an index will be defined by specialising existing results on time-varying extensions of Bode's sensitivity integrals to the case of systems defined on a finite horizon.