It was designed to be more sensitive to small differences between the images, compared to the first two methods.
The accuracy of the method is sensitive to small differences between the experimental and theoretical natural frequencies and thus it is important to match the damped natural frequencies of the physical structure as accurately as possible.
What is important to note about moderate left institutionalism, and what distinguishes it from the more extreme version, is that moderates seek robust principles of distributive justice that apply to the particular domain of the global that are of apiece with the principles of distributive justice domestically but are nonetheless sensitive to the differences between the two domains.
This cut-off may not be sufficiently sensitive to detect differences between the responder and non-responder groups.
Because the similarity measure is based on the full modality profile, it is more sensitive to subtle differences between the items of a pair than when one only takes into account the dominant modalities.
It is also expected that faster interstimulus interval (ISI) presentation rates on the PASAT will be more sensitive in detecting differences between the NC and ADHD groups due to demands in processing speed.
17 18 19 20 To provide further reassurance that our measures were sufficiently sensitive to detect differences between the groups (particularly important given the equivalence nature of this trial), we also used four other measures of clinical outcome: The Measure Yourself Medical Outcomes Profile, a tailored and validated measure that is generated by patients.
As the activity of RS is hardly sensitive to small differences between the modeled location of active brain regions and individual anatomical location [ 28, 43], the obtained source waveforms for the fMRI seeded sources should be quite robust despite including different participants in experiment 1 (fMRI) and experiment 2 (EEG).
Firstly, in large cohorts the Hosmer-Lemeshow test is sensitive to small differences between the predicted and observed risks, so calibration can be indicated as significantly deviant by statistical tests even when the calibration plots indicate good calibration based on visual inspection and for practical purposes.
The Work Group issued a number of recommendations: Biosimilar clinical trials should include endpoints that are most sensitive to potential differences between the candidate biosimilar and its reference product; overall response, overall survival, and/or progression-free survival were noted as particularly helpful endpoints.
