Sentence examples for sensitive criterion from inspiring English sources

Our study confirmed that the absence of ICV opacification was the most sensitive criterion.

For fine tuning we introduce the detection margin as a direction sensitive criterion against inhomogeneous interference.

The dynamic analog of Risk Sensitive Criterion (cf. (Bielecki and Pliska 2003; Davis and Lleo 2014; Whittle 1990) and references therein) is a particular case of dLGI.

Heart MnSOD mRNA level (P=0.020) was a more sensitive criterion than heart Mn concentration (P=0.037) for detecting differences among Mn sources.

(Dynamic Risk Sensitive Criterion) In Bielecki et al. (2015a) the authors introduced the notion of the Dynamic Limit Growth Index (dLGI) that is designed to measure the long-term performance of a financial portfolio in discrete time.

We also normalize the data vector in each sub-carrier by its own standard deviation in order to obtain a less sensitive criterion to the unknown received signal gain as proposed in [24].

There were four patients with diffuse-type AIP who did not have elevated was the least sensitive criteria in the diagnosis of diffuse type with sensitivity only 89.5%.

Those employees "did not consider the public perception of using politically sensitive criteria when identifying these cases," the report said, adding that "ineffective management" allowed this poor decision-making to go on for 18 months.

The ICHD criteria represent a compromise between the clinical need for sensitive criteria and the research need for specificity.

Changes in UO have now been validated in several studies as early and sensitive criteria for AKI [12, 13].

In summary, CMS has nephrotoxic effects but its potential to injure the kidney is probably overestimated particularly when very sensitive criteria (i.e., the RIFLE classification) are used.