Examples of using Differences in sensitivity in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Such interactions complicate the selection,they reflect differences in sensitivity of genotypes to environmental variations.
Subtle differences in sensitivity and specificity for boys and girls were not statistically significant Table 6.
Two MANOVAs were conducted to verify differences in sensitivity to passive motion between the groups.
These differences in sensitivity between the different types of protocols showed no statistical significance p 0.35 Figure 2.
A systematic review analyzed 42 studies and concluded that the best cutoffpoint would be 5, based on differences in sensitivity.
Using the PSSD, Dellon et al did not find any differences in sensitivity between these two fingers in any of the measurements mlPD, m2PD, slPD and s2PD.
Comparing cells lines with different p53 functional status after uvb injury,the results indicated its role regarding the differences in sensitivity, expression.
Herbicides are the most widely used pesticides in the sugarcane sector,so it is interesting to note the level of tolerance and differences in sensitivity of new cultivars of sugarcane before the commercial release.
Although there was no great discrepancy in accuracy,there were differences in sensitivity, specificity, rate of false negatives, negative predictive values, and positive predictive values between the patients who required emergency room visits and those who did not.
Then, the NOAEL(or another point of departure such as a benchmark dose level(BMDL)) is divided by a safety factor, conventionally 100, to account for the differences between test animals andhumans(factor of 10) and possible differences in sensitivity between humans another factor of 10.
The microorganisms that form the biofilm, in general,have different phenotypic characteristics such as differences in sensitivity to antifungal agents and greater resistance against host defenses, being responsible for different clinical manifestations.
Similarly, on table 3, differences in sensitivity 73.3 versus 22.2%, positive predictive value 97.1 versus 90.9%, and negative predicted value 62.5 versus 36.3% between Cecin's sign and Lasègue's sign, respectively, indicate that those differences cannot be attributed to chance either.
The Committee also considered the suggestion that a safety factor of less than 100 might be applied in establishing a TDI for DEHP because of apparent differences in sensitivity with regard to peroxisomal enzyme induction and metabolism between subhuman primates, man and the laboratory rodents.
This relativization is borne out of the assumption that human genetic andphysiological variety determines differences in sensitivity levels to chemical substances in general. However, growers' perceptions move beyond this assumption and are far closer to a social construct that establishes that certain people are not vulnerable to pesticides, whilst others are unable to adapt to them because they are weaker- as outlined by concept of selective vulnerability proposed by Fonseca et al.
Then, the NOAEL(or another point of departure such as a benchmark dose level(BMDL)) is divided by a safety factor, conventionally 100, to account for the differences between test animals andhumans(factor of 10) and possible differences in sensitivity between humans(another factor of 10). safety factors with values other than 100 may be used if information on uncertainty about the value of the point of departure(NOAEL or BMDL) justify it.
However, no difference in sensitivity was demonstrated compared to conventional protocols.
This disparity can be attributed to the difference in sensitivity between the two methods.
The difference in sensitivity, specificity, and cost-effective among the three techniques for detection of anti-CCP is still controversial in literature, and studies in different populations are needed.
These authors reported 84.6% sensitivity, 82.9% specificity and83.6% efficiency of the method, which is similar to the results obtained in the present study, although the difference in sensitivity may be attributed to the clinical samples examined.
Using a synthesis of this information collected, in the presence of offenders,could observe patterns in the behavior of the network that made clear a difference in sensitivity of the offending station in relation to the total flow of the network characterized as offending.
In this study, conducted over a 30-month period, the final result being later published also by Lewin et al. already including 6,736 pairs of digital and conventional mammography films of 4,489 patients, 179 biopsies were performed and cancer was diagnosed in 50 cases 42 image-aided and 8 interval cancers There was no statistically significant difference in sensitivity or in the area under the ROC curve between the two systems.
There were no differences in taste sensitivity between men and women.
Due to possible differences in individual sensitivity some patients might experience somnolence, dizziness, and other central nervous system(CNS) related symptoms.
Valorization of cytoplasmic staining, instead of nuclear, and differences in antibody sensitivity are two of the causes implied in the discrepancies between the results.
Women were significantly more sensitive to cold pain, heat pain, and ischemic pain than men, however, pain perception during each task was not influenced by the menstrual cycle in women, nordid the menstrual cycle influence the magnitude of the gender differences in pain sensitivity.
These findings differ from those of the present study,where no significant differences in taste sensitivity were identified between men and women in the sample studied.
The detailed analysis of the results of phonological sensitivity was important to identify between-groups similarities with regard the development path of phonological sensitivity and differences in relation to the overall average performance.
Differences in pain sensitivity between hypertensive and normotensive individuals have been associated with greater release of endogenous opioids sensitivity-modulating factors and increased activation of baroreceptors in the former group.