Sentence examples for most sensitive detecting from inspiring English sources

The IS 1081 method was the most sensitive, detecting as little as 2.35 fg DNA (0.5 genome copies), whereas the RD4 method, which amplifies a single copy target, was 10 times less sensitive at 23.5 fg (5 genome copies).

The method is validated on a published U-CMF and then, is further illustrated and experimentally validated through predicting the most sensitive detected point for a narrowed-U-CMF.

Gmean is most sensitive for detecting one or two peaks, and DKS is good at detecting a single low to high change in polymorphism [ 37].

PMMR was most sensitive at detecting anatomical abnormalities, including pleural effusions and lung or thoracic hypoplasia, but particularly poor at detecting infection.

PMMR was most sensitive at detecting anatomical abnormalities such as lung or chest hypoplasia and post-mortem pleural effusions, but poor at detecting infection and pulmonary haemorrhage.

TaqMan assay was the most sensitive test detecting 92% of the CMV positive findings.

Two dimensional echo-Doppler and colour flow Doppler echocardiography are most sensitive for detecting structural abnormality, abnormal blood flow and valvular regurgitation [13, 33 35].

An additional purpose of this study was to determine which tibia site or sites are most sensitive for detecting age and sex differences in tibia strength.

Unlike most other methods which have detection bias towards planets with small (or for resolved imaging, large) orbits, microlensing method is most sensitive to detecting planets around 1 10 AU away from Sun-like stars.

Since studies have shown that T2-weighted images are most sensitive for detecting brain pathology, patients with suspected intracranial disease should be screened with T2-weighted spin-echo and FLAIR images.

Chemical shift MRI is most sensitive for detecting microscopic fat.