Sentence examples for sensitivity use of from inspiring English sources

"My top three fashion influences are Yves Saint Laurent, for his sensitivity, use of colour and devotion to making women elegant; Mainbocher, who designed some of Wallis Simpson's clothes, and did great embellished dresses; and Charles James because of the way he cut".

The analytical methods reported in the literature suffered from one or more disadvantages like poor sensitivity, use of expensive chemicals, and/or complicated instruments, as can be seen from Table 5.

In addition to its sensitivity, use of the promoter system to attenuate squalene epoxidase synthesis at the ERG1 gene level circumvents the potential to select for protein-level mutations that conserve squalene epoxidase function (that is, normal ergosterol biosynthesis) in yeast cultures treated with protein inhibitors (for example, terbinafine [ 27]).

This method provided high sensitivity, using of low toxic organic solvents, and simplicity of the extraction processes.

Latex allergies (balloons) and chemical sensitivities (use of highly scented cleaners or staff wearing perfumes) are real issues.

Results from the sensitivity analysis indicate that, under even the most extreme sensitivities, use of pre-mixed MCB PN may lead to significant cost savings.

The radiographers obtained an overall per-patient sensitivity (using bootstrapping) of 76.2 % (95 % CI 61.4 91.0) for patients with polyps ≥6 mm.

The radiologists obtained an overall per-polyp sensitivity (using bootstrapping) of 59.2 % (95 % CI 46.4 72.0) and 69.0 % (95 % CI 48.1 89.6) for polyps ≥6 mm and ≥10 mm, respectively.

Column 3 demonstrates prediction of sensitivity using mutational status of EGFR.

We also constructed a second predictive model of EGFR TKI sensitivity using balanced numbers of replicates in both training classes.

The study investigator calculates observed sensitivity using the number of observed cases of disease in the trial as the denominator.