The phrase "a pooled testing" is not correct; it should be "pooled testing" without the article "a." You can use it when referring to a method of testing where samples from multiple individuals are combined and tested together to increase efficiency.
Example: "Pooled testing has been shown to be an effective strategy for screening large populations for infectious diseases."
Alternatives: "group testing" or "combined testing".
A pooled test of clinically relevant two-way interactions was performed on the final model and correlations between selected variables were verified.
When estimating the prevalence of a rare trait, pooled testing can confer substantial benefits when compared to individual testing.
There is also a need for pooled testing of targets with limited quantities of tissue for testing and the centralization of data repositories for this information.
Within a pooled-testing context, we consider situations wherein different strata or treatments are to be compared with the goals of assessing significant and practical differences between strata and ranking strata in terms of prevalence.
Even in those instances, we require submission of individual specimens from individual animals, so that if pooled testing results in a positive detection, the infected individual(s) can be identified.
SBP = systolic blood pressure; DBP = diastolic blood pressure; SD = standard deviation; High Temp = high temperatures; Low Temp = low temperatures P-values for categorical variables provided from a chi squared test statistic P-Values provided from a pooled t-test statistic or Satterwaithe t-test calculated for each variable by inclusion status.
In the traditional pooled testing setup, the result of testing each pool is a True/False value (Du and Hwang, 1999; 2006).
In the pooled method we propose, we can consider a slide to be a pool, as in the literature (see References 8– 11 for more about pooled testing).
However, this may well be due to the fact that the usual pooled testing setup is one where the results of testing each pool are True/False as described earlier.
Conversely, PSp should exceed Sp because dilution should make it less likely to have a false-positive pooled test result than a false-positive individual-test result [ 8].
In rare instances, we perform pooled testing on select specimens for select tests.
