Sentence examples for most sensitive metrics from inspiring English sources

The most sensitive metrics were related to large species and species targeted by fishing.

One of the most sensitive growth metrics relies on flow cytometry to monitor growth of fluorescently tagged strains, allowing fitness differences of 1% to be reproducibly discerned (Breslow et al. 2008).

Shannon's diversity index was the most sensitive landscape metric among all selected landscape heterogeneity metrics, and its ability to explain the variation of carbon density was better than that of forest types.

Our goal was to determine what genetic metrics are most sensitive and robust, what temporal sampling protocols are appropriate, and what genetic markers show sufficient resolution, on conservation-relevant time scales.

However, the metrics that are most sensitive to local patterns are least likely to exhibit consistent scaling relations with increasing extent (observation scale).

Further work is required to determine more fully which of these metrics are the most sensitive to detect early changes.

Results show that the surface area is the most sensitive element to most of the hydrologic metrics, while the gravel depth is the least sensitive element whether bioretention cells are installed with underdrain or not.

All of the 10 samples failing the QC criteria failed the RIN and/or scaling factor criterion, indicating that these metrics may be the most sensitive to technical variance, and therefore are central to assessing overall array quality.

Of the population size structure metrics explored, average length was the most sensitive to anthropogenic perturbation and generally increased along the disturbance gradient.

Among the proposed metrics, quantile inbreeding coefficients are the most sensitive for identifying individuals with longer ROH fragments.

The most sensitive genera were Tricorythopsis (Leptohyphidae) and Camelobaetidius (Baetidae), showing decreased abundance to most disturbance metrics.