In multiple-dimensional or graph data, whose sensitivity is so high that it may lead to poor utility of the data, how the sensitivity of function can be reduced and the utility enhanced.
"Their sensitivity got so high that they saw them even when there was nothing there".
I do think, though, that we live in a time when sensitivity is so high that we sometimes miss the point: that to be able to have open and honest conversations, we have to take political correctness down a few notches.
An "Absolute SnNout" is a diagnostic finding whose sensitivity is so high that a negative result rules-out the diagnosis ‡‡ Good, better, bad and worse refer to the comparisons between treatments in terms of their clinical risks and benefits ††† Good reference standards are independent of the test, and applied blindly or objectively to applied to all patients.
Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a metabolic syndrome characterized by low insulin sensitivity, so that higher amounts of insulin are required in order to keep glycemia in a safe range (approximately, 60 ~ 110 mg/dl or, equivalently, 3.33 ~ 6.11 mM).
For one thing, it should have high spatial resolution and high sensitivity so as to detect even the minuscule signals.
Again, why is visual acuity so low under scotopic conditions compared with that in daylight, although sensitivity to light is so high?
It is tuned to very high sensitivity, so that missing detections virtually do not occur.
The clinical findings of cervical myelopathy did not have a high sensitivity, so an experienced physician was required to make the diagnosis.
Because prompt and effective antibiotic treatment is crucial in the treatment of patients with infections and sepsis, any new potential diagnostic marker of infection should have a high sensitivity, so as many as possible of the infected patients are diagnosed as early as possible.
