Sentence examples for sensitive and objective from inspiring English sources

We have recently shown that home cage wheel running is a sensitive and objective method to assess the magnitude and duration of chronic inflammatory pain [14].

Isokinetic muscle strength testing using hand-held dynamometry has been shown to be a more sensitive and objective method of strength testing compared to MMT [25, 27 30].

With the development of novel pre-conditioning protocols, which employ anti-CD20 antibody, therapeutic plasma exchange plus extracorporeal immunoadsorption and standard immunosuppression application, together with the use of more sensitive and objective assays for immunological monitoring, patients that were not candidates for kidney transplant in the past, are now being transplanted.

In order to relate brain structural abnormalities to clinical features of Angelman Syndrome (AS), we determined the locations of abnormal regional white matter architecture in AS children using a sensitive and objective whole brain approach to analyze diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) color-coded orientation maps.

The ETGUG test is a sensitive and objective assessment of function [ 28].

Thirdly, and in contrast to H&E and immunohistochemistry, the qRT PCR assay is very sensitive and objective and has a very large measuring range.

Furthermore, current immunohistochemical techniques are more sensitive and more objective than those previously employed.

The variability across time in the 6MWT highlights a need for identification of more sensitive and specific objective outcome measures or a "package" of measures to be developed in this population.

The current hrHPV detection is supposed to serve as an additional approach for the early diagnosis of cervical cancer, and was implemented to complement less sensitive and non-objective cytology-based methods [ 3].

Nerve conduction studies are generally sensitive, reliable, noninvasive, and objective means of examining diabetic neuropathy.

Similarly, in a previous event-related potential study, we found that older adults with reduced recognition performance exhibited reduced "parietal old new effects," which are sensitive to both subjective and objective recollection (Rugg 1995) and may be generated by the MTL (Duzel et al. 2001) and/or the parietal cortex (Rugg and Curran 2007).