Sentence examples for practical sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The so-called "chemical noise background" imposes a major limit on the practical sensitivity of MALDI mass spectrometry.

The relatively large size of our sensors helps to improve their practical sensitivity compared with other microsensor-based magnetic particle detectors.

This sudden change appeared to be even more evident in the GIs (Figs. 6b and 7b) than in the ASIs (Figs. 6a and 7a), indicating that the practical sensitivity of the GIs is sufficient to identify poleward expansion.

In order to further test the practical sensitivity of the method bloodstains ranging in size from 0.2 10 µl were prepared (Fig. S2A).

However, as the constraints are relaxed beyond a point the genes thus found will be progressively less likely to be biologically relevant; this point will vary with the particulars of the experiment and the downstream application of the identified genes, and defines Messina's lowest practical sensitivity and specificity thresholds.

This sets the practical sensitivity limit of the current system.

Because 3-D simulation is quite time-consuming (10 times slower than the 2-D model), it is not practical for sensitivity analysis.

Because of practical reasons (sensitivity decay, penetration depth), we limited the imaging depth to ~2.5 mm in the experiments shown here.

Then the reduction in the practical limiting sensitivity from the shot-noise-limited value will range from 4.4 to more than 9.0 dB.

For sure, not all contemporary art is good, but to proceed in this way is to deny the intelligence, thoughtfulness, doubt, practical competence, intuition, sensitivity and humour of anyone with the temerity to make art now.

To realize the practical feasibility, the sensitivity of the fiber dispersion properties to a ±2% of structural parameter variation around the optimum value is evaluated and reported.