The part of a sentence "analytical proficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a person's ability to effectively analyze and interpret information or data. Example: The job posting for the data analyst position listed a minimum requirement of having strong analytical proficiency, as the role involved analyzing complex data sets and presenting insights to senior management.
In contrast, EndoPredict is suitable for decentralized testing in specialized molecular pathological laboratories as recently shown in a prospective analytical proficiency testing program with seven different molecular pathological laboratories [ 2].
This novel insight lets us conclude that neurofunctional alterations due to musicianship are not only manifested in exceptional acuity of music processing, but also affect speech processing in the sense that AP represents a comprehensive analytical proficiency for acoustic signal decoding.
Together with the clinical validation studies and the prospective analytical proficiency testing program with seven different molecular pathological laboratories these results provide the basis for the application of EndoPredict as a test to assess prognosis under endocrine therapy in clinical decision making in a decentralized environment.
Conducting health inequality analyses requires not only proficiency in analytical techniques, but also an understanding of their strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate application.
Thanks to what I've learned through my undergraduate study, I have demonstrated proficiencies in RESEARCH and analytical skills.
For the full exploitation of opportunities that are offered by the genome editing proficiency, future development of large scale analytical procedures is also vitally needed.
This article presents an overview of statistical methods used in validation and proficiency testing for qualitative testing in analytical chemistry, paying particular attention to interlaboratory study.
We use the proficiency testing criteria to define acceptable analytical performance (CLIA 1992): ±4 mmol/l for sodium, ±0.5 mmol/l for potassium, ±5 % for chloride, ±0.6 g/l for glucose, ±6 % for hematocrit and ±7 % for hemoglobin.
Both laboratories participate twice each year in the interlaboratory calibration program Hair Mercury Proficiency Testing Program of Health Canada, with analytical variability systematically lower than 10% (Gill et al. 2002).
Based on interlaboratory calibration rounds administered by the Mercury Quality Assurance Program of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, and on the Hair Hg Proficiency Testing Program of Health Canada, analytical variability related to the Hg quantification in fish and in hair samples is < 10%, which leads to a quite accurate evaluation of Hg content in fish and in hair samples.
To assess the analytical performance of instruments and methods through external quality assessment and proficiency testing data on the Sigma scale.
