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Furthermore, one can see in Fig. 7a, b the sensitivity drift from the baseline.

Moreover, a specifically designed flow-through electrochemical microcell offers the possibility of wafer-level characterisation of (bio- chemical sensors in terms of sensitivity, drift, hysteresis and response time at an early process stage.

The sample's measurement results show that a full scale pressure of 2.5 MPa, a sensitivity of 2.896 × 10−2 mV/V/kPa at 25 °C, an overpressure of 7 times higher than the full scale pressure at 25 °C, a thermal zero drift of −0.01% FS/°C and a thermal sensitivity drift of −0.1% FS/°C in a temperature range of −40 to 200 °C are achieved.

During the 4.5-h measurement time, the absolute signal intensity for Cu decreased by 25%%, indicating a strong sensitivity drift.

Redundant peaks were removed and data were normalized to internal standard peak area to adjust for sensitivity drift of the instrumentation.

In both trials, our estimate of sensitivity drifted towards its upper bound of 100%.

This test enables assessment and reduction of longitudinal variability due to calibration error and/or PET/CT system sensitivity drifts.

The amount of adjustment required during normal system operation can be minimized or eliminated by tolerance design, aimed at low sensitivity to drift.

The main features in the sensor data, like sensitivity, diversity, drift and sensor noise, are captured by a set of models under simplified assumptions.

Among numerous proposed high-k materials, hafnium oxide [HfO2], characterized by high pH sensitivity, low drift, low hysteresis, and low body effect, is a promising pH-sensing material [9, 12].

TCR and Hth are the core factors for efficient operation of a temperature sensor as these govern important sensing characteristics such as sensitivity, resolution, drift, response- and recovery-time.