Sentence examples for sensitivity going from inspiring English sources

To assess whether there is a progressive increase in site-specific sensitivity going from the right to the left side of the colon, we also calculated sensitivities for a more detailed stratification according to anatomical site.

Comparisons between Figure  2A and B show that CodingQuarry predictions using the unstranded transcript assembly showed a ~25% improvement in gene level sensitivity going from stage 1 to stage 2 – further supporting the validity of the various processes employed in stage 2 to correct for annotation errors.

This combination of power and sensitivity goes someway toward explaining his appeal.

"Listening to the recording of the lead negotiator also makes clear what skill and sensitivity goes into communicating with someone in such delicate circumstances.

I hope having a child of Petit Prince-like sensitivity went some way to compensating for their wasted entertainment overheads during those years.

If the sensitivity goes below 36% screening will not be cost-effective at all.

Closed form solutions are given for general combined mass and stiffness perturbations, and it is shown that there is a smooth transition from the case of moderate sensitivity of the mode shapes towards the case of repeated eigenvalues where the sensitivity goes to infinite.

The addition of theta band SL to the model yielded overall accuracy of 75% and specificity of 91%, while sensitivity went up to 58%.

The evidence for irrationality in human risk sensitivity goes beyond gambling against the odds, and includes the "framing" effect, in which the willingness to take risks depends on whether they are presented in terms of gain or loss – an asymmetry that cannot be explained by any form of utility maximization [18].

The changepoint sensitivity goes up to 81% when the number of potential parents is reduced to 10.

Thus, as sensitivity went down, parents reported more autistic-like symptoms overall and more problems following conversational "rules" (taking turns, using verbal and nonverbal signals etc). in particular.