The most commonly isolated GNB, H. influenzae,maintained high-level sensitivity to amoxicillin (81.8%, 9/11) and co- amoxiclav (90.9%, 10/11).
By combining this high-level sensitivity and metabolite identification rate with a multivariate pattern recognition approach we have generated a robust tool for extracting metabolite patterns comprised of structurally identifiable metabolites with diagnostic potential.
However, given the growing body of evidence that neurons in primary and secondary visual cortex (V1 and V2) can perform some kind of higher-level processing and are sensitive to stimulus features in natural scenes [e.g., 78], [79], we cannot rule out the possibility that some degree of higher-level sensitivity to stimulus orientation is already present in V1/V2.
The GCPE showed voltammetric responses with a higher level of sensitivity and a lower background current compared to the carbon paste electrode.
It can also become a living nightmare: a tangle of emotions, under-handed cuts, and struggles for recognition perceivable only to those operating on a higher level of sensitivity or those in the friendships themselves.
People with a higher level of sensitivity often have better intuition, tend to be more creative and empathetic and often have better problem solving competence, compared to other people.
However, while unions of computational approaches may achieve a higher level of sensitivity than the individual approaches, this gain comes at the cost of a reduction in specificity.
Interestingly, the largest improvement in diagnostic power is at the higher level of sensitivity for both approaches.
We recently recommended suitable combinations of a preprocessing algorithm and gene ranking method that can be used to identify DEGs with a higher level of sensitivity and specificity.
Cuffmerge shows the highest exon level sensitivity of all combination methods, but at the cost of the lowest specificity.
Higher levels of sensitivity predicted higher levels of executive functions only among European American participants, while higher levels of negative intrusiveness predicted lower levels of executive functions only among African American participants.
