Sentence examples for probably sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Drugs were classified into three groups (probably sensitivity, equivocal sensitivity and probable resistance) on the basis of IndexSUM, and clear evidence of a concentration-response curve with at least 95% inhibition at 100% TDC.

Probably, sensitivity of PS to sonication depends on the structure of the molecules, especially on their hydrophoby and electrical charge.

Analyses from our ongoing larger study are necessary to confirm these findings and probably increase sensitivity and specificity.

Both secondary cases with repeat ELISPOT results were strongly ELISPOT positive at diagnosis, and the ELISPOT test probably has sensitivity of 70 85% for the diagnosis of M. tuberculosis infection from recent exposure in The Gambia,[12] and 80 90% for the diagnosis of tuberculosis disease.[16] Sensitivity to disease may vary between certain groups.

Combining several of them into a multiplex assay would probably improve sensitivity further.

Air pollution levels and probably fetal sensitivity to environmental pollutants vary sharply over time, so exposure models should aim toward a fine temporal resolution (this also applies to other reproductive outcomes such as menstrual cycle function).

25 Incorporating cut-off values for perfusion index into routine pulse oximetry screening would probably increase sensitivity for detection of left heart obstructive disease, but the implications for the false positive rate would have to be assessed.

Our findings suggest that these perceptions — probably reflecting sensitivity to vaccine controversies, as most of those in France have focused on vaccines' side effects — contribute to VH among GPs, but only for controversial vaccines (Table 3).

In particular, time taken to approach a novel object (open umbrella), ability to learn to avoid puffs of air in response to a bell sounding, and the combined behavioral trait of 'sensitiveness' (probably reflecting sensitivity to aversive stimuli) appeared to be particularly important in this respect.

With respect to the screening test, annual rather than biennial testing would probably increase sensitivity by converting to 'screen-detected' most interval cancers occurring in the second year, but this would not necessarily represent higher efficacy on account of many more false positives and unnecessary colonoscopies.

In this size range, superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) enhanced MRI is probably superior (60% sensitivity) to dual phase CT (45% sensitivity) when compared with surgery and intraoperative ultrasound.