Sentence examples for sacrifice sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Compared to the conventional PCR-ELISA a considerable increase in test rapidity and reliability is achieved without the need to sacrifice sensitivity.

It is interesting to note that for phylogeny-based methods, the recommended parameter settings (indicated by circles) sacrifice sensitivity in favor of high specificity, a consequence of arbitrarily imposing a relatively high bootstrap cutoff of 50%.

Screening methods with a high specificity will usually sacrifice sensitivity by increasing the false-negative rate.

The graphs illustrate the fact that Triplet-SVM tends to sacrifice sensitivity in order to obtain better specificity.

In our own example skewness to the left makes the TX2SD overly conservative, which will sacrifice sensitivity unnecessarily.

However, instrument criteria must retain a certain level of interpretability so that the instrument can be adapted to a variety of unknown threats in the future, and not sacrifice sensitivity, which should remain the priority of the instrument.

In doing so, it's possible that the SCiO has sacrificed sensitivity for size, some believe.

This paper reports on a novel piezoresistive high-g accelerometer design, that partially overcomes a common drawback of shock sensor concepts, namely that their bandwidth, i.e. natural frequency, cannot be increased without sacrificing sensitivity.

This technique allows for a collection of specific assays to be used to screen for the presence of many flaviviruses of interest while saving labor and reagents, and without sacrificing sensitivity.

However, the fact that the peaks come out earlier for the core-shell columns with increased resolution relative to the porous silica column despite the inevitable peak broadening due to "extra-column effects"—these characteristics of the core-shell columns could be leveraged to achieve higher analysis throughput without sacrificing sensitivity.

The fourth consideration in creating the SDRM list was that it should be as parsimonious as possible without sacrificing sensitivity.