The phrase "appropriate level of specificity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary detail or precision required for a particular context or task.
Example: "In order to ensure clarity in our project, we need to establish the appropriate level of specificity in our requirements."
Alternatives: "suitable degree of detail" or "correct amount of precision".
Finally, further exploiting the hierarchy, we show how to select the appropriate level of specificity to guarantee an arbitrary classification accuracy.
A novel aspect of our model is that it predicts the degree of function similarity shared between two proteins over a continuous range of sequence similarity, facilitating prediction of function with an appropriate level of specificity.
455 of the 489 (93%) experimentally supported annotations, as defined previously, were judged to be at an appropriate level of specificity by the curator.
After developing several prediction rules, the algorithm with the highest level of sensitivity and an appropriate level of specificity was chosen.
Analysis of the submissions entered using the online submission tool shows that most community annotations were well supported and the ontology terms chosen were at an appropriate level of specificity.
The ASHG list drew heavily from those previously published lists, but our choices were guided by the specific goal of capturing the minimum number of concepts, at the appropriate level of specificity, that the authors and ASHG's Information and Education Committee believe to be essential for genetic literacy and thus should be understood by all high school graduates.
S. scabiei extracts have been used to detect sarcoptic mange infections using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) [ 16- 18], but some assays lack appropriate levels of specificity and sensitivity [ 19].
In this study, community submissions were scored an average of 81% for completeness, 97.2% for experimental support and 93% for appropriate level of term specificity when compared with annotations that would have been made by trained biocurators based on the same publications.
Such a response is encouraging for the development of a CE serodiagnostic assay but available antigens do not provide an appropriate level of sensitivity or specificity.
The appropriate level of the B/B Checker® for screening subjects with malodor was determined by calculating sensitivity and specificity.
