Sentence examples for sensitivity is equivalent from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity to velocity in these surfaces is clear, as the sensitivity is equivalent to the normal stacking velocity analysis.

Using this strategy, the sensitivity is equivalent to that of PCR assay with similar time use of approximately 1 h.

This sensitivity is equivalent to that reported for Opto-mgluR6 [ 15] but superior to that of microbial photopigments and synthetic light switches, which generally require irradiances in the range 10 10 photons/cm/s [ 5 14].

As shown in Figure 5a, we detected the BCR- ABL1 junctional DNA in 100 ng total DNA even when only 0.01% of the cells carried the BCR- ABL1 gene and this sensitivity is equivalent to the detection of the fusion transcript in 100 ng RNA by RT-PCR.

The analytical sensitivity was equivalent to detect HCoV-OC43, the multiplex assay was more sensitive (by one 10-fold dilution) to detect HCoV-229E, and less sensitive (by one 10-fold dilution) to detect HCoV-NL63 (data not shown).

Sensitivity was equivalent to the Office International des Epizooties OIEE) recommended TaqMan assay.

For instance, in MRI-negative frontal lobe epilepsy patients, SPM sensitivity was equivalent or superior to visual analysis [20, 21].

Recall and sensitivity are equivalent.

Sensitivity was equivalent to 1 5 parasites added to the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) mixture.

However, whereas hypoxia induced resistance in EV cells, in DN cells hypoxic sensitivity was equivalent to that in air.

The (1-specificity) and sensitivity are equivalent to type I error rate and (1-type II error rate), and their plot is widely known as a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve.