Sentence examples for more sensitive reflection from inspiring English sources

The CCQ may be a more sensitive reflection of clinical improvement following viral infection in people with asthma and may provide additional information when monitoring response to treatment.

We believe that per capita income of each family unit was probably a more sensitive reflection of the influences of SES on participants' lifestyles than per capita GDP of the surveyed area.

IcEEG signals are much more sensitive reflections of the local underlying neuronal activity, when compared to the scalp signal.

In all ratios of GST/GCIP, the G-002 reflection peak was much more sensitive than the reflection peaks of Fe3C or α-Fe crystals.

It has been found that reflection coefficient is more sensitive to the presence of delamination in comparison to the transmission coefficient for the far-field approach.

Seismic reflection data can be used to detect the fine velocity contrast beneath the volcano, since the reflection phases are more sensitive to small-scale heterogeneities than are the refracted and/or direct waves.

He views his English acquaintances as more money-obsessed, and is struck by how penny-pinching they are – perhaps a reflection that they are more sensitive to the economic decline.

Therefore, it might be speculated that the reflection coefficient of the cartilage surface could be a more sensitive index to distinguish the early OA grades than the surface roughness index and the reflection coefficient of the cartilage-bone interface.

It is shown through the reflection coefficients that S0 Lamb wave is more sensitive than A0 wave for detecting a shallow notch in a plate.

Summaries of optimal adherence, such as the proportion of person years with adherence ≥90%%, may give a better reflection of actual product use, but are more sensitive to assumptions made about intervals with unknown adherence, particularly when the amount of missing data is large.

Face validity was assessed by surveying raters who used both the ACE and MMSE during the study, and indicated the ACE was an accurate reflection of the patient's cognitive status, was more sensitive a marker of cognition than the MMSE, and was easy to use.