Sentence examples for more specificity for from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we present a novel transfer function method which can provide more specificity for data classification by combining different transfer function spaces.
These antibodies were conjugated to CNBr-activated Sepharose 4B and used to isolate subunits of A60 with more specificity for M. tuberculosis.
Although the scrapie agent is irreversibly inactivated by alkali, five procedures with more specificity for modifying nucleic acids failed to cause inactivation.
The technique can provide more specificity for identification of compounds using a PTR-QMS through an estimate of the rate coefficient of the major isobaric contributor with the hydroxyl radical as shown in the case of m/z = 69 for isoprene and furan, which are nominal isobars but have rate coefficients that differ by one order of magnitude.
The results indicate that both K channels and the NKCC cotransporter play a role in refractive compensation with NKCC blockade showing far more specificity for negative, compared with positive, lens defocus.
MC-Mito1 showed an imaging signal much weaker than that in normal cells and almost no more specificity for mitochondria.
Within the participants from the validation sub-sample who were actually reassessed, the questionnaire appeared more sensitive in diagnosing migraine (sensitivity: 48.0%) and more specific for TTH (specificity: 81.0%).
The samples were from surgery providing sufficient material for immunoblotting [ 9], which allows for more specificity when using some of the available antibodies to PAD2 and PAD4 [ 11], and the anti-modified citrulline (AMC) kit for examining citrullinated proteins.
This further highlights the need for more specificity in automated interventions to reduce nurses' reliance on vigilance and memory for error detection.
They have a dreamy mood, but the broad, flat generalization makes one long for more specificity.
The actors who play Caroline's children and Noah's parents and grandparents work hard for more specificity.
