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Well-resolved overtone and combination transition intensities (up to 4 quanta) – chiefly involving the dominant PBTTT CC symmetric skeletal vibrations (∼1400 1600 cm–1) – are also apparent and intensities show much smaller sensitivity to PCBM loading indicating PBTTT excitations are electronically localized for both species.

Therefore, the proposed WBSR outperforms the existing BP and LASSO-based scheme with a much smaller sensing sensitivity and higher accurate spectrum reconstruction for signals, so it might be a promising technique for wideband spectrum sensing in CRN.

Contrariwise, when we try to fit the data with respect to a hypothetical much smaller population, the sensitivity decreases.

For a release that was much smaller, 0.01 kg, sensitivity was 0.94, and the mean detection time increased to 3.6 days.

It can be seen that the slope of the depth dependent decrease is much smaller than for the normalized sensitivity.

23 Compared with the conventional culture technology, PCR technologies yield results with a higher sensitivity, a much smaller sample volume and less laboratory turnaround time.

One can use sensitivity values much smaller than 35%, but this would be at the cost of lower statistics with little advantage in resolution.

It should be noted that the mutation-induced decrease in Ca2+ sensitivity was much smaller than that induced by phosphorylation of cTnI [ 35].

In a subgroup analysis for this group, the attributes technique and preparation are by far the most important, and the effect of sensitivity is much smaller compared to the group as a whole.

This performance is not achieved by most synthetic materials, which typically fail at much smaller deformation and show a great sensitivity to the existence of structural flaws.

Assay sensitivity has a much smaller impact on the ICER (figure 2D).