Sentence examples for trade sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The direct geometry instruments provide the opportunity to trade sensitivity and resolution and MARI produces a monochromatic neutron beam in the range of 72 8,060 cm−1 with a resolution of ~1 % of the incident energy, Ei, at the largest energy transfer.

The TPP has the potential to push further in particular areas of trade sensitivity, such as supply management for dairy products in Canada and sugar market access in the United States.

UCHIME reports a score for each sequence, allowing the user to trade sensitivity for specificity by adjusting the minimum score threshold used to discriminate chimeras from biological sequences.

The method allows one to trade sensitivity for dynamic range by altering the polarizing components only, making for a highly versatile instrument.

The ability to trade sensitivity for dynamic range with the same the optical system is an especially powerful feature of the system.

Obviously, a very low threshold would lead a node to decide that it is constantly under attack, while a very high threshold would not be sensitive to the attacks, in other words, trading sensitivity for specificity.

An increasing reliance on coinage or on monetary values may be connected with these provincial trades; sensitivity to the intrinsic values of the many French coinages was increasing everywhere toward 1200, even in the hinterlands away from main trading routes.

Low-range (nanomolar), on-site sensing of phosphate concentrations in water is yet to be available, as current methods trade off sensitivity for processing time.

A fashion designer by trade, her sensitivity to material comes out in the purposeful juxtaposition of textures, translucent silk pinned to heavy felt frames.

From the data presented in Figure 3, it is clear that most methods trade off sensitivity (1-FN) versus specificity (1-FP).

This threshold on the false discovery rate was chosen to trade off sensitivity and specificity.