Sentence examples for more sensitive prediction from inspiring English sources

An alternative 1% threshold can be selected to realize a more sensitive prediction.

To enable a more sensitive prediction, a low stringency threshold has been added onto the combined predictor (the corresponding performance is also shown in Table 2).

Regarding the optimal cut-off of anti-CCP level, a recent study on pre-RA sera [ 18] suggested that lowering thresholds below that of the manufacturer's recommended cut-off level gave more sensitive prediction of future RA development.

While these cutoffs have been previously used for all US populations [ 49], lower cutoffs – especially those associated with increased likelihood of cardiovascular diseases – may provide even more sensitive prediction of thyroid dysfunction at the expense of specificity.

In a future that is nearly upon us, those predictions will cover a wider range of illnesses, with greater and more sensitive predictive power.

Certainly, more sensitive IDR predictions would allow for the detection of additional protein binding disordered sites.

Besides, we also found that PlGF levels were more sensitive in the prediction the pneumonia (or airway inflammation) than CRP.

Our results suggest that the sIgE/tIgE ratio is a more sensitive marker for prediction of onset of Japanese cedar pollinosis, compared with the serum sIgE titer, and this ratio might be a useful predictive marker for development of AR.

Predictions based on not having met one of the researchers were less specific though they were slightly more sensitive (sensitivity and specificity: 0.64 and 0.52).

Overall, our analyses strongly suggest that integration of different methods results in more sensitive and precise predictions than those obtained by separate methods alone.

This suggests that positive prediction errors are more sensitive to increased reward predictability than are negative prediction errors.