Sentence examples for sensitivity rendering from inspiring English sources

In general, the developed methodology presented simplicity and enhanced sensitivity, rendering it appropriate for routine wine screening purposes.

A shotgun mass spectroscopy approach enables thousands of proteins to be identified at once; its efficiency and sensitivity render it a powerful technique in protein research (Dowell et al., 2008).

High apoptosis sensitivity renders Treg an extremely short-lived population among T cells [16].

The reduced sensitivity renders these tests unsuitable for diagnosis of HIV infection and restricts their use to epidemiologic studies.

The reduced sensitivity renders these tests unsuitable for diagnosis of HIV infection and restricts their use to epidemiological studies.

However, the low sensitivity renders the ICD-10 codes inappropriate for use in studies examining prevalence, incidence and absolute risk, due to a high degree of misclassification.

Recently, it has been demonstrated that a defect in homologous recombination can lead to changes in drug sensitivity profile, rendering the BRCA1 deficient breast cancers sensitive to mitomycin C, cisplatin, etoposide and other drugs that produce double-stranded lesions [33].

A meta-analysis consisting of twelve studies with a total of 5,454 pelvic fracture patients concluded that in stable and alert trauma patients a thorough clinical examination will detect pelvic fractures with nearly 100% sensitivity, thus rendering initial radiography unnecessary in this group of patients [ 8].

The redox sensitivity, however, rendered PSCs and especially neural stem cells sensitive to MitoQ toxicity.

Lastly, although the CAMCI demonstrated one of the highest criterion validity indexes [ 21], the sample excluded those with ANI, which both artificially inflated the sensitivity and rendered the screen non-usable to detect ANI.

There is growing evidence as to the test's sensitivity and efficiency rendering it as an alternative to the traditional Pap test.