However, due to loss of specificity this may result in underestimation of presented exposure-specific risks.
One study suggests that risk factor assessment offers a better sensitivity than the traditional triad of SEA, without significant loss of specificity [5].
In patients with mild traumatic brain injury, we observe a loss of specificity in putative control processes, suggesting greater susceptibility to neurophysiological noise.
Additionally, due to the shared variance between cognitive functions such as attention and processing speed (Antila et al. 2011), there can be a loss of specificity in relation to the exact area of cognition impacted.
Categories of folktaxonomy can exhibit different relative salience and inductive force: Itza' can be unwilling to generalize above the species level, whereas undergraduates and urban children can be willing to generalize to life form level (loss of specificity).
For example, in quantum mechanics, the position of an electron may be specified with arbitrarily high accuracy only at the cost of a loss of specificity in the description of its momentum, hence its velocity.
Results showed that such modifications did not lead to the loss of specificity.
In the parkinsonian state, the neurons undergo a loss of specificity in response to passive movements compared to intact animals.
It was reported that neurons in the parkinsonian state undergo a loss of specificity in response to movement.
In this regard, the loss of specificity that is often cited as a reason to move to IGRAs [7] may be less important in typical African settings [43].
Furthermore, DNA-independent vesicle-vesicle-linkage (Figure 4.C.2 (arrows)) as well as the emergence of a homogenous layer of interconnected vesicles (Figure 4.C.1) both indicate a loss of specificity of the adhesion process.
