Sentence examples for indication of sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The parameter ni, an indication of sensitivity to equivalence ratio, for stable aromatic precursors exhibits the following rank order: c-C5H6 (4.21) > C3H4 (3.09) > b-C4H6 (2.43) > C4H4 (2.20) > C4H2 (2.16) > C2H2 (1.66).
Each antibody was coupled to a unique bead region so that the mix of captors could be analyzed against each biotinylated tracer individually for specificity to be gauged and a first indication of sensitivity to be noted.
In this early time interval we did not find any indication of sensitivity to the context of a stimulus in a sequential presentation.
In previous papers, we have used values <300 (i.e. a 50% reduction in IndexSUM) as an indication of sensitivity (Knight et al., 2004).
Several groups have investigated the predictive value of DPD as an indication of sensitivity to 5 FU[ 19, 20], suggesting that low levels of intratumoral DPD expression are associated with 5-FU responsiveness.
There was also an indication of sensitivity to the cultural background [F 1,182) = 7.5, P < 0.01], as there was an increase in these scores in the Romanian sample, irrespective of the diagnosis and developmental period.
The W-BQ12 is recommended in preference to the GWBI to measure well-being in adult GHD as it is shorter, has useful subscales, has excellent internal consistency reliability with no indication of redundancy of items, and has preliminary indications of sensitivity to change.
This approach on the variability of parameters and results cannot be considered a complete sensitivity analysis, but represents an indication of the sensitivity and uncertainty involved.
Regions are then sought in the time-scale plane wherein the wavelet coefficient of an output sensitivity surpasses all the others' as indication of the sensitivity's uniqueness.
We can intuitively understand this result if we assume that the sensitivity of some biological systems (i.e. pathways) to intracellular noise is also an indication of their sensitivity to small extra-cellular perturbations, such as sudden changes in the environment.
