Sentence examples for most sensitive estimation from inspiring English sources
Despite the possible contamination, among all state-of-the-art methods, the Taxy-Pro approach showed by far the most sensitive estimation of viral DNA abundances and therefore our method can significantly contribute to quality control in microbial and viral metagenomics.
In addition, we illustrate how the assessment of threshold effects in particular ecosystem types that may be most sensitive to their occurrence can affect the estimation of ES loss.
A sensitivity analysis showed that fine sediment is most sensitive to variables related to the texture of the source material, debris flow volume estimation, and the proportion of fine sediment transported to the reservoir.
The properties of PCA are exploited to provide the most sensitive dynamic temperature measurement information of the process to the estimator for accurate estimation of compositions.
We used Kernel Density Estimation (KDE) to infer and confine the most sensitive region in the 3D PCA subspace based on the results of benchmarks for sampled matrices.
However, the sequential method adopted in the latter study does not allow separate estimation of LF and HF gain, making it most sensitive for parasympathetic heart rate control.
For instance, based all three estimation methods, Stigma and Symptom Bothersomeness were the most sensitive measures: a 5- to 6-point gain in the scale corresponded to an incremental improvement in nail clearing (based on either 12.5% or 25% nail clearing improvement).
Overall, estimations for the human branch were the most sensitive to the method employed, probably due to the larger number of annotated transcript variants in humans (table 1), causing different methods to more often select a different isoform.
To elucidate the most sensitive point (= matrix) in the PCA subspace, we performed Kernel Density Estimation (KDE) based on the results of the grid search above.
