Sentence examples for limiting the sensitivity from inspiring English sources

As it is known, flat silicon is reflective even in the visible wavelength range, limiting the sensitivity of silicon photodetectors and the efficiency of solar cells.

These values depend slightly on the unknown orientation of the plates and have thus to be considered somewhat uncertain (by ±2%), consequently limiting the sensitivity of the measurements to small absorption losses.

The measured current consumption is only 150 nA when the reader and the tag are far away, not limiting the sensitivity of the tag due to an undesired consumption in the voltage limiter.

In contrast to previous approaches in which the aptamer was conjugated to the surface of FSNPs, potentially limiting the sensitivity of aptamer-based detection, we kept the aptamer and FSNPs physically separate but we conjugated the former to biotin and the latter to streptavidin to allow for strong, specific interaction.

The major issue limiting the sensitivity and ease of use of this method is the chemical complexity of the sample.

One of the factors limiting the sensitivity of conventional mammography (analogue and digital) is the obscuring effect of dense breast tissue overlying and underlying a tumor.

Reducing the size of the canals would reduce the chances of overstimulation and also limit the sensitivity of the canals.

Although the technology of the time limits the sensitivity of the results, the useful nature of such techniques was demonstrated.

These disadvantages restrict the application of MUA-particles in optical instruments and limit the sensitivity required for the detection of biomarkers.

The microwave loss due to conductivity of metal cavity wall often limits the sensitivity of loss tangent measurement.

We discuss three mechanical effects initiated by cosmic rays which may limit the sensitivity of gravitational wave antennas.