Sentence examples for method showed low from inspiring English sources

The applied method showed low sensitivity of monthly estimates to different repeated measure criteria and location sub-settings.

Results for the paper and pen method showed low variance among subjects and a clear correlation between the conspicuity index and intuitive judgments of the visibility of the signs against different backgrounds.

The optimised method showed low method detection limits (3 35 ng L−1), acceptable accuracy (78 114%) and precision values (<13%) for most of the studied analytes regardless of the aqueous matrix.

The new method showed low detection (≤0.57 μg/mL) and quantification (≤1.73 μg/mL) limits, good repeatability (≤10.50% intraday and ≤8.56% interday) and low artifact formation (evaluated by using a deuterated cholesterol-D6 standard).

For that purpose we used MET as a second method, but in our evaluation, this method showed low sensitivity (58.3%) but good specificity (92.1%) similar to recent studies.

The individual activity of different parts of P. macrocarpa fruit extract by the FTC method showed low absorbance values compared to negative control, which indicated high levels of antioxidant activity, as shown in Figure 2. The levels of antioxidant activity of the samples tested were lower compared to BHT (butyl hydroxyl toluene).

BS has moderate sensitivity for osteoblastic bone lesions such as in prostate and breast cancer, but the method shows low specificity due to skeletal uptake in degenerative changes and other benign conditions such as trauma and infection.

Sputum smear provides rapid results and is widely used in clinical laboratories, but this conventional method shows low sensitivity.

All six DNA extraction methods showed low intense bands on agarose gel (Fig. 1).

The liquid liquid extraction and the QuEChERS methods showed low extraction efficiencies 14-300%) for the analytes.

The traditional method for HPV detection, such as morphological and immunological methods, showed low specificity and sensitivity.