Sentence examples for more sensitivity or from inspiring English sources

Odds are that none of those contenders will capture the tenor of these difficult times with more sensitivity or greater attention to beauty than Kelly Reichardt's "Old Joy," a triumph of modesty and of seriousness that also happens to be one of the finest American films of the year.

However, markers that identify areas of cellular differentiation/maturation on histological sections and with more sensitivity or precocity than morphology alone might provide additional factors and help to stratify patients according to risk groups.

Using ADNI data, in order to detect a similar number of MCI cases using an MMSE cutoff of ≥24, the MoCA cutoff needs to be lowered to between ≥17 to ≥19 depending on the preference for more sensitivity or specificity versus dementia.

"Some organisations and some staff should have acted with more sensitivity, rigour, imagination or indeed common sense," wrote Dr Bedford.

They use the companies Bi-METAL technology and have a 16mm driver unit or more sensitivity.

When we considered positive a reagent strip result of 2 or more, sensitivity was 96% (55 of 57), specificity was 89% (152 of 171), and negative predictive value was 99%.

The trade-off must be endured: more sensitivity for less specificity, or the reverse.

In the study cohort, 69/92 patients had a CRP level of 50 mg/l or more (sensitivity 75.0%) against 58/92 patients in the control group (specificity 37.0%).

Twenty-one of 24 (87.50%) patients who recovered within one year had a score of 3 or more (sensitivity) and 27 of 32 (84.38%) patients who did not recover within this interval had a score of 0 to 2 (specificity).

O'Connor et al [ 2] reported that 86% of respondents judged to have organic mental disorders scored 23 or less on the MMSE and that 92% of those judged to be cognitively intact scored 24 or more (sensitivity: r = 0.86, specificity: r = 0.92).

Granulomata, pulmonary infiltrates, or haemorrhage can be identified on chest radiography or, with more sensitivity, on high-resolution computed tomography.