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The slope of the regression of female on male phenotypes varies in the opposite direction of the alternative slope of male on female phenotypes; these two slopes show greater sensitivity at one or the other ends of the slope range, so that greater distinctiveness of model predictions is achieved with the difference of the two slopes, which we used.

Their method's performance for MC is A z  = 0.85 with ROC analysis, and for MC clusters, the result is 80%% sensitivity at one false-positive cluster per image.

The sensitivity at one type of CNT yarn is independent of scan frequency, giving them enhanced ability to make fast measurements.

In conclusion, early catch-up growth following fetal growth restriction promotes restoration of fat stores and does not induce unfavourable changes either in body composition or in insulin sensitivity at one year of age.

The sensitivity analysis showed that the cost function (RMSD) varies differently with each DOF: the in-plane pose parameters have a sensitivity at least one order of magnitude larger than the out-of-plane pose parameters.

This is a critical issue in multi-scale models such as that described here, where sensitivity to parameters at one model scale could potentially propagate through into higher scales, often with unforeseen effects.

In Kosack 2013 sensitivity was 14% at one to nine asexual parasites per 100 fields, 70% at one to 10 asexual parasites in 10 fields, 96% at one to 10 asexual parasites per field, and 98% at more than 10 asexual parasites per field.

In this study, a local sensitivity analysis (one at a time) of the QBILE, CLINT, MFCLL, and the FU parameters was performed, indicating the model to be least sensitive to perturbations of the QBILE parameter, and more sensitive to changes in CLINT and MFCLL (Supplementary Results).

The numerical exploration of the model was performed by combining global sensitivity analysis, one-at-a-time analysis and hierarchical clustering methods (Appendix S2 and Table S1).

In contrast, patients with diabetes and a carpal tunnel syndrome experience remaining symptoms with cold sensitivity after carpal tunnel release at one year, but not at five years after the release [ 32, 33].

Slides with dust accumulation were measured in electrical balance shown in Fig. 2b with 0.0001 gm sensitivity, at the rate of one slide per day.