Sentence examples for sensitivity deviation from inspiring English sources

The optimization was performed using a modified simplex algorithm with a response function that included sensitivity, deviation from linearity at low concentrations and residence time, used as an inverse measure of sampling rate.

Second, the combined maps from all subjects in a group were averaged to yield an average binocular sensitivity deviation map.

In agreement, the sensitivity deviation map shows a macular defect that was more pronounced in the right visual field.

To assess the relationship between the reduction in visual field sensitivity and changes in cortical grey matter density, for each group, mean sensitivity deviation maps were calculated.

First, for each subject, a combined visual field map was created by taking, at each position, the smallest sensitivity deviation from the left and right eye's monocular measurements.

Finally, it is not a priori clear when (in terms of sensitivity deviation and diameter) a retinal scotoma will result in a reduction of grey matter density.

The numbers inside the black circles are the loss in sensitivity (total deviation in dB) relative to a control group for each patient's 10-2 visual field.

Their segmental knowledge is detailed, exhibiting graded sensitivity to deviation (White and Morgan, 2008; Mani and Plunkett, 2011), even for newly learnt words (Mani and Plunkett, 2008; Yoshida et al., 2009).

The grapevine, Vitis vinifera L., is remarkable among crop plants in its sensitivity to deviations in climate — so much so that wine is proving to be a canary in the coalmine for climate change.

The parameter estimation with small samples is subjected to many problems, mainly including bias, large variance, and sensitivity to deviations from the hypothesized model.

The block element in this loop represents the sensitivity to deviations from intentions.