Sentence examples for sensitivity of orders from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of orders Diptera and Hymenoptera was greatest to yellow traps, followed by that to white and blue traps, while order Coleoptera showed no obvious preference among the three colors.

In particular, in the latter case, the stochastic input has been assumed to be a delta-correlated process and, by using Kronecker algebra extensively, cumulant sensitivities of order higher than two have been obtained by solving sets of algebraic or differential equations for stationary and non-stationary input, respectively.

The remaining parameters have sensitivities of order one.

Also an improvement in sensitivity of several orders of magnitude was achieved using single-ion monitoring GC MS analyses (0.04 μg L−1) due to compatibility of this technique with GC instrument.

With the bacteriophage phi29 in vitro assembly system, up to 5×108 infectious virions per ml can be assembled from 11 purified components, giving our method a sensitivity of nine orders of magnitude.

In contrast to the modest effect of transcriptional regulation, loss of the fork-stabilization phenotype is associated with a increased sensitivity of several orders of magnitude (Figure 3A).

This corresponds to an enhanced sensitivity of three orders of magnitude in comparison to traditional cloning and subsequent Sanger sequencing strategies in early pioneer studies [ 43].

Distinguishing DNA target sequences that contain single nucleotide mismatches or deletions has been possible with this method, and an increase of sensitivity of 2 orders of magnitude compared to fluorescence-based assays has been reported.

We have thus achieved an increase in sensitivity of two orders of magnitude, which is a significant advantage for the detection of biotinylated molecules that are usually present at low intracellular concentrations.

We design a sensor having sensitivity of the order of 104 dB/RIU.

The microstructure sensitivity of this ordered L12 alloy is demonstrated by two prestrain experiments.