Sentence examples for unsurpassed sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The EMCCD has the advantage of offering unsurpassed sensitivity and has been shown to yield markedly improved signal-to-noise ratios [ 23].

Mass spectrometry (MS) is widely considered to be the central technology for modern proteomics, mainly because of its unsurpassed sensitivity and throughput.

Subsequently, RT-PCR assays have become the method of choice both due to their unsurpassed sensitivity and the ability to detect genetically diverse NoV strains [ 13- 20].

At present, nucleic acid amplification tests (NAATs) provide unsurpassed sensitivity and high specificity when applied on cervical and urethral swabs and male urine samples.

Combined with superior dynamic range and unsurpassed sensitivity, Orbitrap platforms are the only technology available that is capable of providing all four benefits at the same time, without compromise.

One of the impressions remaining to me from this ordeal is the conviction that it would probably not be too extravagant to surmise that in all the history of graphic expressiveness your genius is unsurpassed: for sensitivity and comic perception of the human plight; for loveliness of line, for constant renewal, constant freshness.

Vulliemoz et al. [ 2011] and Cunningham et al. [ 2012] have shown that acquiring simultaneous icEEG fMRI data at 1.5T and 3T is feasible, in humans, under certain conditions; and that such technique offers not only the measurement of haemodynamic responses over the whole brain but also the unsurpassed regional specificity and sensitivity of icEEG.

The Cōla images are unsurpassed in their elegance, sensitive modelling, and balanced tension.

Right now, says astronomer Marc Claussen of the NRAO, a collaborator on the project, "in terms of the combination of sensitivity and [angular] resolution, the Pie Town link is unsurpassed".

Artists like Claude went in for "ideal" views of an eternal, irenic Arcadia full of Classical architecture, while the unsurpassed Dutch masters of the genre scrutinized nature as it really is, with incomparable sensitivity.

MRI is a non-ionising technique that provides unsurpassed anatomical images of soft tissues, which facilitates the localisation of the signal source, but still features a rather low sensitivity and is hardly amenable to the quantification of a signal in absolute terms.