Sentence examples for suitable sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Clinical immunoassays often display suitable sensitivity but some lack of specificity or vice versa.

The methods were validated and a suitable sensitivity was found for all compounds in the concentration range 1 100 μg L 1 (R2 > 0.999).

The optimized dot-blot hybridization assay had both low background and a suitable sensitivity, detecting 10 pg of residual E. coli DNA.

The developed real-time RT-PCR assays proved to be highly specific and revealed suitable sensitivity, allowing direct HA-subtyping of clinical material.

This probe displayed desired properties such as high selectivity, "Turn-On" fluorescence response with suitable sensitivity, no cytotoxicity, large Stokes' shift, and dual emission.

A suitable sensitivity for all investigated compounds was achieved at 100 °C by extracting soil samples wetted with 0.5 mL of ultrapure water (0% NaCl) employing a polyacrylate (PA) coating fiber.

However these tests are very limited due to their costs and are not very suitable for sensitivity analysis.

In the present paper, we show that experimental design-based methods are suitable for sensitivity analysis studies in photochemical models.

The model explicitly describes the dynamics variation with respect to the table position, and is particularly suitable for sensitivity based analysis.

This paper explores means to evolve suitable spectral sensitivity curves suited to any specialized task and illustrates that method with synthetic data chosen to be very hard to discriminate spectrally.

Both of these performance functions are continuous and hence suitable for sensitivity estimation [66].