'a gold standard test' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a test that has been accepted as the most accurate or reliable measure of something. For example, "The scientists conducted a gold standard test to measure the effects of the drug."
We established the HPV status of the cohort using a gold standard test and identified that the presence of HPV was unlikely to be a confounding variable in our analysis.
In practical analysis, it is desirable to obtain data only by a gold standard test, but such tests are often limited due to high costs or ethical considerations, especially in medical research applications.
The number of persons screened positive for EIB by physical examination and questionnaire was compared with the number of persons with EIB diagnosed by a "gold standard" test that consisted of a 7-minute exercise challenge followed by serial spirometry.
A new diagnostic must surpass a "gold standard" test of highly predictive value to gain approval; incremental improvement often results in rejection.
The high anatomical heterogeneity and the unpredictable natural course of ICAD hinder instrumental diagnoses, especially in the absence of a gold standard test [13].
They consist in requiring the execution of a gold standard test that certifies whether the worker has the skills and qualifications required to perform application tasks.
We are completely aware that WFT is not a gold standard test to diagnose rickettsial diseases and hence, we used a term "presumed rickettsial retinitis" in the report.
The finding offers an entirely new take on this complication of pregnancy, and pinpoints a potential biomarker, so that a simple urine analysis could definitively diagnose a disorder that has lacked a gold standard test.
Thrun, Esteva, and Kuprel then widened the study to include twenty-five dermandlogisthisand time they they used a gold-standard "test set" of roughly two thousand biopsy-proven images.
And in the urban district tracking program, where progress is measured by a gold-standard test called the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP, scores have continued to climb.
As described previously, the LCA is a more realistic model-based approach to estimating prevalence in the absence of a gold-standard test for LTBI.
