Sentence examples for sensitive method of assessing from inspiring English sources
Since PDUS is a sensitive method of assessing blood flow within tissues, we found as expected, that knee PDUS scores correlated strongly with the presence of VEGF-A in SF (Fig. 5B).
It has also been found to be the most sensitive method of assessing supraclavicular, mediastinal and pleural disease [ 22– 28].
The most sensitive method of detecting and confirming a diagnosis of KC is unequivocally corneal topography based on the principles of Placido disc and Scheimpflug imaging, the latter being the most sensitive method of assessing corneal shape.
In the present study, we investigate the association of pesticide exposure and cellular DNA damage, as measured by the comet assay, which is a sensitive method of assessing DNA damage.
Overall, CT has been shown to be the most sensitive method of assessing metastatic disease in the thorax, abdomen and pelvis, though it is recognised that it may understage disease in up to 25% of cases [ 21].
One possibility is that the retrospective ratings of mood in the present study, used to minimise disruption of the worry process, may have been a less sensitive method of assessing state mood.
However, the use of the clamp, a sensitive method for assessing insulin sensitivity and secretion, allowed us to demonstrate significant differences in a five-group comparison.
Therefore, the endurance test appears to be the most sensitive method for assessing the benefits of an intervention on exercise performance in COPD.
P-Postlabeling is considered to be the most suitable and sensitive method for assessing total DNA damage resulting from exposures to unknown, complex mixtures of genotoxic compounds.
E/E′ is currently regarded as a sensitive method for assessing diastolic heart failure (Paulus et al, 2007).
Only seven of the remaining 48 types, containing 1% of the analysed isolates, had F values smaller than 0.70, when compared with types 1, 2 or 3. PFGE is a rough but sensitive method for assessing genetic relatedness.
