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All the hydrogels exhibited a reasonable sensitivity to temperature, pH and ionic strength of the swelling medium.
It is also illustrated that, using ELECTRE III, a non-compensatory aspect of material selection can be assumed while attaining a reasonable sensitivity to weight fluctuations.
Among these clones, LT1 showed a lower red-fluorescent background and reasonable sensitivity to treatment with epigenetic drugs.
Data from the SW620 xenograft that has low VEGF and high VEGFR2 but reasonable sensitivity to the VEGFR2 kinase inhibitor are consistent with this hypothesis.
Lower, but still reasonable, sensitivities to detect C. trachomatis EB DNA were achieved using alkaline lysis, QIAmp Tissue Kit® and QIAmp Stool Kit® in combination with the same amplification system.
The nucleic acid amplification tests too may present reasonable sensitivity, at least with systems accepting large volume of sample (up to 2 mL) [ 86].
As such, it is reasonable for sensitivity to be given priority at the cost of specificity since over-identification is preferable to under-identification, given that positive screening results are followed by in-depth assessment [ 19, 22].
Their primary results demonstrated thresholds for both β2M (1.5 mg/l) and cystatin C (0.6 mg/l) that exhibited reasonable sensitivity and specificity to detect AKI accurately, whereas serum creatinine was no different between patients with and without AKI.
They found that an association of several questions, coupled with a scoring system, could yield reasonable sensitivity and specificity to detect airflow obstruction in these high risk groups [ 10, 11].
We also establish for the first time that corneal esthesiometry and CCM have reasonable sensitivity and specificity to detect diabetic patients with minimal neuropathy and those at risk of foot ulceration.
The study found, this combination to have a reasonable sensitivity (around 70%) and specificity (around 60%) to predict virological failure.
