Sentence examples for upper sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The lower sensitivity threshold s iL corresponds to the point where normal traffic w i is P(w i > s iL) = 6.681% of the time and the upper sensitivity threshold s it, which initially is defined by P(w i > s i0) = 0.135%.
The frogs' hearing range is similarly extended, reaching an upper sensitivity limit of 34 kHz [4].
The reduced upper gastrointestinal sensitivity with altered and delayed brain responses seems somehow surprising given that diabetic patients have an increased prevalence of gastrointestinal symptoms (1, 2).
It gave the same range of likely outcomes and added an upper limit of sensitivity of 6°C to 7°C.A rise of around 3°C could be extremely damaging.
The IPCC's new range of 1.5-4.5ºC (the same as in its first report) reflects the new consensus (though some new research puts the upper bound of sensitivity below 4.5ºC .The IPCC also decided to scrap its central "best guess".
Figure 15 shows the SN ratio (upper figure) and sensitivity (lower figure) for each control factor in a response graph.
Remarks are made concerning the design of ring stiffeners for the upper edge, the sensitivity of the fundamental frequency to small changes in any of the leading dimensions of the tower and cases in which the elastic modulus of the material may be different in different parts of the shell.
The upper range of sensitivity duration for one-way analysis was 25 years and yielded 424 AD-FYs and 63 AD cases avoided.
In this data set, we also tested SAMtools pileup's (Li et al., 2009) performance in order to mark the upper limit of sensitivity and to demonstrate the importance of variant significance testing.
For all ROC curves the Area Under the Curve (AUC), the optimal cut-off point, based on the cut-off point extending the highest towards the upper left corner, sensitivity and specificity were determined.
In the multivariate case, the delay margin can be bounded by constraint on the upper principal gains on sensitivity and complementary sensitivity of the closed-loop.
