Sentence examples for highly sensitive observations from inspiring English sources

As ligand-based approaches are technically easier and still result in highly sensitive observations, they have been more widely adopted than protein-based NMR methods.

Tomography employing a Talbot interferometer, which enables highly sensitive observation based on X-ray differential phase contrast, can reveal the refractive index decrement [ 15], a value that corresponds approximately to electron density and (for materials consisting of light elements) mass density [ 16].

As a data-driven deterministic technique, results are highly sensitive to outlier observations, insensitive to statistical noise and the measurement of comparative efficiency rests on the hypothesis that efficient units are genuinely efficient.

During the observation period of 11±3 days after PPROM, an increase in the highly sensitive CRP was observed in patients whose immunoturbidimetric CRP remained normal (n=10).

This solution is highly sensitive to non-linear observation models as it is the omnidirectional visual model.

Although LASSO moderates estimated effects through shrinkage, it is no better than stepwise methods in that it ultimately selects a single model (or single "path" of models, when λ is varied), and thus states with absolute confidence a statistic that could in fact be highly sensitive to the sampling of observations.

Automatic alarms can clearly be beneficial, although it is a common observation that highly sensitive alarms are frequently ignored due to their relatively low specificity [ 9].

It requires certain parametric assumptions about the curves and underlying mixture distributions, and the results may be highly sensitive to the initial partitioning of observations into clusters.

These observations made with a highly sensitive and objective approach open an avenue for clarifying the developmental course of natural image categorization in the human brain.

Current and planned Earth observation missions are equipped with highly sensitive accelerometers.

On the basis of this observation, we have designed a highly sensitive, non-sandwich type magnetic relaxation-based detection system for quantitatively probing mercury ion.