Sentence examples for spectrum sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Mining the viral susceptibility genes from the transcriptome data may shed light on the potential mechanism for the broad spectrum sensitivity of this cell line to viruses.

ERp18 is known to exhibit relaxation line broadening in the oxidised state and the ESI † data demonstrates these data providing poor Hill plot fits and values even when spectrum sensitivity is not an issue as shown in Fig. 1c and from oxidised and reduced ERp18 spectra displayed in the assignment section of the ESI.

The total recognition rate (TRR, the fraction of correctly classified spectra), sensitivity and specificity are calculated in the outer validation loop.

There is a spectrum of sensitivity to mercury such that those most sensitive to mercury exposure receive greater benefit from amalgam filling removal [ 74].

Simulation results show that the proposed WBSR has a higher spectrum sensing sensitivity and accuracy, and improved reconstruction speed.

Simulation results show that the proposed solution has a higher spectrum sensing sensitivity and accuracy, and improved reconstruction speed.

Sensing properties including distribution of electromagnetic field, transmission spectrum, and sensitivity are numerically analyzed using finite elements method with scatter boundary conditions.

Nevertheless, TRT yields compact formulae to study the anisotropy ratio, moduli spectrum and sensitivity of the assemblage as a function of thicknesses and array structure.

Formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, carbon monoxide, and ammonia are the primary targets of the proposed E-Nose which benefits from the characteristics of the broad spectrum, reproducibility, sensitivity and low-cost of MOS gas sensors.

Tin oxide (SnO2) is considered an important wide-bandgap n-type semiconductor which has received a great deal of attention over the past few years due to its high transparency in the visible part of the spectrum and sensitivity to certain gases which make it technologically important for optoelectronic devices [1 6] and sensors [7].

One problem read: "If Frederick got two beatings per day, how many beatings did he get in 1 week?" But on the other end of the spectrum, this sensitivity -- or sometimes, lack thereof -- creates a bit of an identity crisis among schoolchildren.