Sentence examples for more sensitive results from inspiring English sources

It was further established that the SPCE/BiFE sensor delivers more sensitive results in ammonia buffer (pH = 9.2) solution, compared to acetate buffer (pH = 4.8) solution.

In this study, work of adhesion and peak adhesive force determinations using the peel tests provided more sensitive results for evaluating the bioadhesivity of the HME films than the tensile tests.

Biotests with plants adapted to the submerged state show three times more sensitive results (EC507d 142.2 μg/L, EC5028d 154.5 μg/L) than biotests with plants without an adaptation phase (EC500d 458.8 μg/L) in case of atrazine and five times more sensitive results (EC5028d 46.9 μg/L, EC500d 246.3 μg/L) in case of 2,4-D.

The physicists faced a choice: help build the next experiment in Italy, or try for a larger detector that would take longer to build but whose greater volume would offer far more sensitive results.

Visual assessment based solely on the FET uptake pattern seemed to provide slightly more sensitive results than those obtained by the ratio method, but at a lower specificity.

To achieve more sensitive results, amino acid (aa) sequences of hypothetical genes were actually aligned against protein sequences translated from the nr nucleotide database.

The composite of bigger size CD is more sensitive, resulting that αCD-, βCD-, and γCD-GO-CNT composites are in the order of the increasing sensitivity, to the response, and detail results will be discussed.

This allostatic injury makes the HPA axis more sensitive, resulting in higher cortisol exposure or greater cortisol burden following each stressful episode (McEwen and Gianaros 2010).

Here, MASCOT turned out to be more sensitive, resulting in the unique identification of 49 unique proteins compared to the 16 discovered by SEQUEST.

Whereas joint linkage QTL positions were relatively stable to input changes, the residual values derived from those QTL models (used as inputs to GWAS) were more sensitive, resulting in substantial differences between GWAS results.

Together, these results demonstrate that single cell RT-PCR for IAV mRNA expression is more sensitive than results obtained using flow cytometry and that this method can be successfully applied to detect relative viral loads between infected cells.