Sentence examples for sensitivities for example from inspiring English sources

It is known and documented [6], however, that the sensors have different sensitivities (for example, F14 produced substantially dimmer images [46]), and even for the same satellite, in addition to the natural deterioration of the sensor over time, undocumented gain adjustments were made during its lifetime, so that the comparison between different image-years is really delicate.

This demonstrates that there are impact direction sensitivities, for example, angular head acceleration in the coronal plane, which may be useful to consider in order to improve the predictive capabilities of instrumented helmets and in systems to prevent brain injury.

A diagnosis of beryllium sensitivity, for example, would be important because workers who have it, or whose blood tests show they have been sensitized, are supposed to be transferred to prevent further exposure.

Moreover, it can also achieve a high detection sensitivity (for example, detecting MCF-7 cells at a low abundance of ~(10±5) cells mL−1) and specific discrimination of the subtype of cancers.

Now in its 23rd season "The Simpsons" has a reputation for irreverence, but when its episodes have been pulled from broadcast it has usually been for reasons of sensitivity: for example, jokes about nuclear meltdown were taken out of episodes shown in Germany, Austria and Switzerland after the disaster in Japan last year.

Hence, it seems more pragmatic and helpful to accept cut-offs for lower sensitivity (for example, 10% [Table 5]), so that unfavourable samples can safely be interpreted.

There is some evidence for differential effects on insulin sensitivity, for example [ 37].

We consider [MAX - MIN] for lifespan a metric for sensitivity (for example, responsiveness) to long-term changes in UVR.

The assay was able to detect fungal infections with high analytical sensitivity (for example, 5 to 10 CFU/mL blood).

The MAX minus MIN (in years) was our measure of sensitivity (for example, responsiveness) to long-term variations in UVR.

In addition, ethnic minorities have a higher sensitivity, for example, a greater difference between MAX and MIN, than the white race.