Preposition: of

• bioassay: As discussed below, the sensitivity of the bioassay was later to be questioned.

• assay: Further Development and Commercialisation Further clinical sampling is required to refine the sensitivity of the assay.

Converse of object

• adjust: But only do this if your unit is extra sensitive or has the ability to adjust the sensitivity to high.

• decrease: It may well be that a decreased sensitivity will be observed in a less reliable measure.

• demonstrate: Two experiments were carried out to demonstrate special sensitivity to direct eye contact from birth.

Adjective modifier

• heightened: Vulnerable and insecure they react with heightened sensitivity to the raw world around them.

• spectral: Spectral sensitivities of human cone visual pigments determined in vivo and in vitro.

• increased: Increased sensitivity to pain or temperature may also occur.

• utmost: Complaints will be dealt with the utmost sensitivity and confidentiality.

• extreme: Here is a writer of extreme sensitivity whose work has rarely been surpassed.

• antimicrobial: This approach is continued unless the infecting agents are identified, with their antimicrobial sensitivities, enabling specific therapy to begin.

Modifies a noun

• analysis: The payback times achieved in the sensitivity analysis are shown below.

• coefficient: Some sensitivity coefficients can be calculated by taking partial derivatives of the equation defining the hardness value.

• assay: In such cases a laboratory analysis and sensitivity assay is essential.

Noun used with modifier

• insulin: By contrast, no effects on body weight gain or insulin sensitivity were observed in female offspring.

• gluten: Dermatitis herpetiformis other conditions associated with gluten sensitivity, such as coeliac disease, are not contraindications.

• contrast: Results Patients ' mean age = 78 years, mean binocular distance logMAR acuity = 0.5, mean binocular contrast sensitivity = 1.15.

• spectral: The cone spectral sensitivities are defined as linear combinations of the Stiles and Burch ( 1959 ) 10-deg CMFs, , and.

• microphone: You can increase the volume and or microphone sensitivity by clicking on the bars and sliding them to the right.

• cone: The cone spectral sensitivities are defined as linear combinations of the Stiles and Burch ( 1959 ) 10-deg CMFs, , and.