Sentence examples for lower sensibilities from inspiring English sources

For example, although the CAM has been shown sensitive (94% to 100%) and specific (90% to 95%) for delirium in validation studies [ 14], lower sensibilities (19% to 47%) were obtained in studies that approximated actual clinical practice [ 4, 6, 8, 13].

In line with previous results from the literature4, the detections for the coordinate-based and image-based meta-analysis appear consistent with a lower sensibility of the coordinate-based meta-analysis.

Although simplified adhesives have lower sensibility-technique, incomplete volatilization of the solvent can trigger a poor polymerization [19 21].

Simulation results show that together with the error performance gain, these systems have lower sensibility to the feedback filter length in systems using decision-feedback equalizers.

However, the trade-off is a lower sensibility for BACs compared to oligos.

The lower sensibility to TmPyP4 and the absence of p53 activation in OCI-AML3 cells may correlate with the ability of NPM1c+ to promote cytoplasmic delocalization and degradation of the tumor suppressor p14ARF.

The lack of data due to the lower temperature is usually caused by lowered sensibility of the glass electrodes.

With this approach, ELISA-based diagnostic tests that used either of CRA antigens achieved 100% sensibility and specificity, while FRA antigen showed a lower sensitivity of 91.5% and a specificity of 60%.

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Twelve patients (14.9%) had cold allodynia (12 at foot, two at distal leg and two at proximal thigh) with lower cold sensibility index (0.169) than patients without cold allodynia (20.21) and healthy subjects (30.8).

Twenty-two patients (32.8%) had heat hyperalgesia with mean intensity of 7.3 ± 1.5 at the 11-point NRS (22 at foot, two at distal leg, three at proximal thigh), and only one had heat allodynia (T<40°C) at foot, with lower warm sensibility index (−0.95) than SFN patients without warm allodynia (−6.26) and healthy subjects (15.8) (Fig. 5).