Sentence examples for sensitive to integrity from inspiring English sources

In the present study, this was evidenced by the decrease of tissue dynamic modulus, known to be especially sensitive to integrity of collagen network [ 16].

Given that RD has previously been shown to be more sensitive to myelin integrity than AD, this second finding is also consistent with the myelodegeneration hypothesis.

Frick officials said the new design, by Davis Brody Bond, the architecture firm behind the interior of the new National September 11 Memorial Museum, was intended to be sensitive to the integrity of one of New York's beloved historic buildings.

As a spatial reference memory task requiring animals to remember a specific location, the circular platform test is sensitive to hippocampus integrity.

Other modalities measuring gene expression levels such as microarrays or RNAseq could be more sensitive to RNA integrity but this remains to be determined.

Similarly designed studies using other tissues may identify additional probe sets that are sensitive to sample integrity but not expressed in rat liver.

Although the magnitudes of the correlations did not significantly differ, non-verbal learning over trials (or "learning curve") appears to be somewhat more sensitive to hippocampal integrity in a manner that is not seen as prominently for verbal learning.

Although differences in the kinetics of postmortem RNA degradation have been observed between tissue types [ 20], it is anticipated that signals for most of these 347 probe sets would also be sensitive to sample integrity in these other tissues.

Samples with RNA integrity numbers less than or equal to 7 showed a significant increase in false positives relative to undegraded liver RNA and a reduction in the detection of true positives among probe sets most sensitive to sample integrity for in silico modeled changes of 1.5-, 2-, and 4-fold.

All patients and control subjects underwent standardized cognitive assessments including measures of intellectual functioning, IQ (Nelson and O'Connell, 1978; Wechsler, 1997) and measures of verbal learning and design learning (Coughlan et al., 2007) previously demonstrated to be sensitive to the integrity of temporal structures (Baxendale et al., 2006) (Table 1).

The accuracy of true positive detection of in silico modeled changes of 1.5-, 2-, and 4-fold was reduced for RNA samples with RIN values ≤ 7. The effect was greatest for probe sets most sensitive to sample integrity and was less pronounced for probe sets unselected for an effect of RNA degradation on signal level.