Sentence examples for more sensitive selection from inspiring English sources

Providing such information would seem to be very important since it may potentially result not only in more sensitive selection of patients for invasive procedures, but also for choosing candidates best suited to aggressive conservative treatment (leading to stabilization of "vulnerable" plaques).

For the parameter ranges examined in this study, the best reflective cavity designs contain three moderately sized tubes placed near the back cavity wall while absorbing cavity designs contain three to five large tubes arranged in a semicircle near the back cavity wall, though all calculations are more sensitive to selection of operating conditions than to geometric parameters.

Moreover, a sensitivity analysis reveals that the TD model is more sensitive to the selection of thermal conductivity and heat capacity values than the TI model.

3D-RD-based RBM dosimetry is feasible and a more sensitive predictor for selection of patients showing any grade of RBM toxicity than blood-based and planar image-based RBM doses.

In this paper we address these issues, and propose a new methodology for the analysis of micro-array transcriptional data in which the stringency analysis threshold is not only determined using statistical approaches but also intertwined with biological considerations to allow for a more specific and sensitive selection of the differentially regulated genes.

This second scenario is likely to be more sensitive to negative selection against the repeat insertions.

In the present study we succeeded to optimise existing easy applicable models by combining them and adjusting the cutoff levels to a more specific and sensitive selection.

Future research should explore more sensitive measures of selection (e.g., the value defining the 10th percentile of hCG among males in each cohort) than cohort median hCG.

FST statistics are generally more sensitive to older selection events of an intermediate to high frequency, while the iHS test is used to detect evidence of a recent, stronger, positive selection.

The FST statistics are generally more sensitive to older selection events that have reached a intermediate to high frequency, while the iHS test is most powerful for detecting evidence of a recent, strong, positive selection.

In addition, Experiment 2 also confirmed that the mechanisms underlying the LDAP component appear to be substantially more sensitive to effector selection than to the specification of movement direction.