Sentence examples for match sensitivity from inspiring English sources

With low quantities of culprit DNA (10 pg to 100 pg), computer-based quantitative interpretation provides greater match sensitivity.

A more proactive solution is to recognize the inherent information gap between the match sensitivity of older qualitative and newer quantitative interpretation methods.

Whereas quantitative modeling has a match sensitivity limit in the ten picogram range, the less informative qualitative inclusion sensitivity is in the hundred picogram range (Table 2).

Given the 100 pg match sensitivity limit for qualitative interpretation (Table 2), it makes sense for them to not expend considerable effort qualitatively analyzing DNA evidence that has low amounts of culprit DNA.

There is an order of magnitude information gap between the quantitative and qualitative interpretation methods, evident from the scatter plot data, regression lines, and match sensitivities.

In addition to having more longitudinal information, the upgrade plans include a new custom ADC with matched sensitivity and timing information.

A seed family is a collection of seed patterns that when used in conjunction provide improved matching sensitivity, and such families have been previously demonstrated to offer excellent speed and sensitivity [39].

Comparisons with N linkage showed that while basic E linkage resulted in few false positives (PPV of 97.7%) it missed nearly 20% of matches (sensitivity of 80.7%).

As shown in Table 2, although these cell lines were matched for equal sensitivity to CB1954, the IC50s for all three DNBM prodrugs were ∼1.8- to 2.8-fold lower for SKOV3-NfsA than for SKOV3-NfsB cells, indicating that NfsA also activates this family of prodrugs more efficiently than NfsB.

First, Or42a-expressing "empty neuron" does not match the sensitivity of the endogenous ORN sensitive to insect repellents.

The concentrations of the atomized solutions were adjusted to match the sensitivity of the instrument less concentrated solutions were used for succinic acid and oxalic acid due to high sensitivity of the CIMS to these compounds (see Tables S1 S4).