Sentence examples for the sake of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

For the sake of sensitivity the initial search was performed regardless of context of care.

As such, we sacrificed some specificity for the sake of sensitivity.

So one may ask: should an outlet sacrifice journalistic integrity for the sake of a heightened sensitivity to racialized language?

For sake of sensitivity and specificity, measurements were done by two-step quantitative RT-PCR, using two sets of nested primers annealing within the first Emx2 intron (Fig. 1A).

We omit for the sake of brevity the rest of the sensitivity analyses using the survey weights from the other waves as well as wave-by-wave regressions with the corresponding survey weights.

We introduce the following set of measures for the sake of diagnostic bias investigations: diagnostic accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive ratio (PPR), and negative predictive ratio (NPR).

Barclay and Lupton [ 33] found that, for men, "being there" refers to a physical and emotional sensitivity for the sake of family stability and mutual support.

Using a cutoff value of 1000 pg/ml, based on mean plus three standard deviations of healthy subjects for the sake of usability in clinical settings, the sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values of MIC-1 were 65.8%, 96.4%, 96.7%, and 63.6%, respectively, to identify a patient with PDAC.

For the sake of completeness, the table also shows a sensitivity analysis to such threshold.

Because the behavior of Lac1 gave us greater sensitivity of detection, and for the sake of conciseness, some of our subsequent findings are illustrated with data for Lac1 only.

For the sake of completeness, initially we present a brief description of the Topological-Shape Sensitivity Method.