Sentence examples for high sensitively from inspiring English sources

The obtained results in this study prove that the proposed ECL sensor provides a high sensitively, specifically and simply platform for detection of miRNAs-20a.

Herein, we designed a ratiometric nanoprobe utilizing upconversion nanoparticles (UCNPs) conjugated with chromophore labeled hyaluronic acid (HA) for high sensitively sensing ROS in the aqueous solution, bioimaging ROS in inflammatory mimic cells and diagnosing RA in vivo.

Surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) is an emerging readout technique that can selectively and sensitively detect biomolecules, such as peptides, proteins and nucleic acids with high sensitivity and chemical specificity, allowing multiplexed detection using only a single laser excitation wavelength.

She brought suppleness to Verdi's long-lined phrases, executed every trill and turn cleanly, sang pianissimo high notes sensitively and summoned earthy power in moments of torment.

The discrimination threshold of the gene expression profile could not be adjusted to a level that would detect high risk individuals sensitively enough to match the performance of the conventional guidelines in terms of QALYs gained.

Even when her wailing reached its highest pitch, Ms. Ono sensitively blended with the subtle work of her band.

However, at higher tonic levels, EDA sensitively tracked HR and motor activity.

"Furthermore, it is essential that the trees planted are not only native, but are also planted and managed sensitively as a high percentage of trees planted by roadsides simply die off".

Perennially frozen and glacierized high-alpine areas react very sensitively to changes in air temperature and even small differences in temperature determine their frozen status.

It is possible to accurately and sensitively assess such high-grade molecular features in situ from tumour regions using a proteomic approach, even in tissue samples with variable amounts of tumour and benign components.

The results of the resonance gamma ray absorption measurements are presented to demonstrate the feasibility of the method to sensitively and selectively detect high concentrations of nitrogen, comparable to those found in most explosives.