Sentence examples for sensitivity a need from inspiring English sources

"There's certainly a sensitivity, a need to respect what's happened this year that makes this parade different than others in the past," said Beth Caldwell, the parade committee president.

Rouder and Lu [ 15] suggest it is reasonable to expect that on such tasks there will be significant participant-level variability in signal detection sensitivity, creating a need for statistical models that capture individual processes.

A D-dimer test may also be used to assist with excluding the diagnosis (because of its high sensitivity) or to signal a need for further testing.

Timely diagnosis of invasive candidiasis (IC) remains difficult as the clinical presentation is not specific and blood cultures lack sensitivity and need a long incubation time.

Compared with QCM technique, the EIS measurement gives a lower sensitivity and needs a longer assay time.

Due to lack of sensitivity [43], there is clearly a need for post-RT purification in order to remove the reverse transcriptase and the RT components prior to performing PCR [15], or the use of mutant Taq DNA polymerases that are resistant to these inhibitors [44].

Currently used laboratory detection methods for Mycobacterium tuberculosis are either slow or low in sensitivity, and therefore there is a need for a more reliable and rapid method.

To improve upon thermodynamic modeling attempts to unlock key aspects of cis-regulatory grammar, we should recognize a need for sensitivity analysis and a thorough exploration of parameter space.

This estimate is based on small-scale studies in malaria-endemic areas with high bed net coverage, and therefore serves as an upper bound with a need for sensitivity analysis on this value.

Sadly, the outcome could have been very bad as she had been responding well to treatment"." This scenario suggests a need for sensitivity to how internalised racism can manifest in seemingly innocuous health care interactions.

To use this for detecting human NAT1 as a biomarker sensitivity will need to be improved and we are currently making fluorescent versions of the naphthoquinone (Egleton, 2012).