Sentence examples for sensitivity phase from inspiring English sources

The "taste sensitivity" phase of the experiment was in fact intended to measure aggressive impulses.

More encouragingly, it has recently been pushed forward to enter clinical trials investigating its effects on insulin sensitivity (phase II study) and muscle function in human sarcopenia (phase II and III studies) (Ebert et al., 2015).

The dynamics of chemotaxis adaptation has two parts: first, the output signal of the system exhibits a sharp increase after the initial stimulation, and this is referred to as the sensitivity phase; second, after the initial sharp rise, the output signal decays to its initial state, and this is referred to as the precision phase.

The latter was a late addition to the study protocol and, although more like measures of threshold sensitivity in phase 1, was added to the end of phase 3 prior to commencing that portion of the study.

Later on, work performed by Vakoc et al. showed that the sensitivity of phase resolved OCT can be improved by processing the phase variance between adjacent B-scans [ 44].

This method not only reduces the OOB radiation but also lowers the OFDM signal sensitivity to phase and frequency errors.

These sensitivity and phase responses of ULC-150 are similar to those of other ULC-150 magnetometers used at Magadan and Paratunka, Russia (Shiokawa et al. 2010).

It is often difficult to identify EPS based on the magnetization and transport measurements because of the sensitivity of phase separation to magnetic fields.

A dimensionless measure of the sensitivity of phase and group velocity to load is defined as the fractional change in velocity divided by the applied strain.

The main electrode configurations are: double ring, concave and double helix that can be compared in terms of sensitivity and phase distribution immunity.

Five treatments with three replicates each, at 4, 12, 20, 24 and 30°C, were conducted to check for the sensitivity of phase transition to temperature.