Sentence examples for most sensitive indications from inspiring English sources
Here is part of the abstract: "Organisms provide some of the most sensitive indications of climate change and evolution responses are becoming apparent in species with short generational times".
As for ethylene, the most sensitive indication of effect was on seed production, although long-term accumulation of trichloroacetic acid in tissue may also be a problem.
Behavioral and psychophysiological assays provide the most sensitive indication of whether a presumed neurotoxin has a deleterious effect on the nervous system.
Current opinion regarding extrapolation of indications for biosimilar mAbs holds that if the clinical efficacy and immunogenicity testing are done in the most sensitive patient population, it would be appropriate to extrapolate to other indications of the reference antibody [ 30].
Breast MRI using gadolinium-based contrast agents is currently considered the most sensitive imaging technique for the detection of breast carcinoma, and multiple indications have been established for breast MRI [ 8].
Thus, we propose that an iEF of 3 should be applied for extrapolation from animal data for all those substances with indication of local irritating effects as the most sensitive response ("leading health effect") in animal studies but without reliable human data; unless individual data argue against this approach.
In an attempt to separately measure the three cognitive loads, it has been reported that mental effort ratings were most sensitive to manipulations of intrinsic processing (created by topic complexity), and mental difficulty ratings were most sensitive to indications of germane processing (reflected by transfer test performance) (DeLeeuw and Mayer 2008).
"It is more sensitive than the most sensitive meteorological measurement".
The most sensitive parameter is distance.
