Sentence examples for tendency of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Sensitivities of three groups were 33.33%, 80%, and 95.45%, respectively, and there was an escalating tendency of sensitivity along with the increasing lesion size.

The PEDOT nanoparticle covered device exhibits almost linear relation to lower NH3 gas concentration and shows a saturate tendency of gas sensitivity with the increase of gas concentration over 500 ppm.

Sensitivity increased to 67%% among hospitalised patients and was associated with death and high clinical illness score (MEWS > 4); further, we found a tendency of increased sensitivity among patients with lower CD4 cell counts.

Moreover, the 7 20 ELISA system showed better reproducibility and displayed the tendency of both higher sensitivity and higher specificity in plasma than in serum.

By the UKPDS risk engine, more than half of patients had a macrovascular risk of 10% or more (249 of the 376 cases and 697 of the 1,372 noncases), as expected by the tendency of overestimation The sensitivity and specificity of the UKPDS risk engine with a cutoff value of 10% risk were 66.2 and 49.2%, respectively.

An elution volume of 100 μl showed the tendency of a higher analytical sensitivity.

Any ranking on DE, in the absence of sensitivity testing, will therefore have the unfortunate tendency of highlighting noise.

In mice fed with chow diet, the OCN-treated mice only showed an improving tendency of both glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity (vs. vehicle-treated mice) with no significant difference detected among the measured values in these two groups.

The tendency of SNP arrays to demonstrate greater sensitivity to deletions than duplications is particularly note worthy in areas with insufficient probe density to use B allele frequency measurements which may result in the majority of the smaller CNV events being deletion events partially owing to an ascertainment bias [ 28].

Key results of sensitivity experiments.

What person of sensitivity is not ashamed?