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However, ultrasonography provides the best means to assess the axillary nodes given its relatively sensitive and highly specific capabilities.

Conclusions: the MRL EIA proved to be relatively sensitive and specific assay for the serological diagnosis of mild and severe HFRS.

Based on the CNOP-P approach, a new approach is applied to explore a relatively sensitive and important parameter combination for soil moisture simulations and predictions.

Thus, the FET analysis for detection of asymmetry is relatively sensitive and robust.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, HT1080 is relatively sensitive and SJSA relatively resistant to doxorubicin treatment.

Our results indicate that PCT determination is a relatively sensitive and specific test for the diagnosis of bacterial peritonitis.

Of these abnormalities, marginal erosions came to be viewed as a specific and relatively sensitive diagnostic test and were adopted by the American College of Rheumatology as classification criteria for RA in 1987 [ 1].

Relatively strong SOCS 3 signals were observed in both IFN-resistant WM 9 and 1205 Lu lines while low constitutive expression displayed relatively sensitive WM 39 and WM 1552C (Table 1) and the melanocytes.

Two relatively sensitive lines (A2780 and CH1) have been stably transfected with bcl-2 and bclXLrespectively and two relatively resistant lines (A2780cisR and SKOV-3) stably transfected with bax.

The majority of NPC cases in Southeast Asia are classified as WHO undifferentiated type III [ 1], which differs from the WHO type I NPC commonly seen in the Western counties and is relatively sensitive to radiotherapy (RT) and chemotherapy [ 2, 3].

This suggests that there is a group that is relatively sensitive to noise and a group that is less sensitive to noise.