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> As can be seen from Table 2, 88.79% known functional genes of S. uberis genome can be correctly identified using the Fisher coefficients and threshold trained in Buchnera.
The guidelines proposed by FAO/WHO [ 8] for evaluation of probiotics recommended that every potential probiotic strain should be correctly identified using both phenotypic and genotypic methods, followed by various tests to investigate its survival ability and functional properties.
By leveraging a specific form of 'guilt-by-association,' approaches of this type may be able to retrieve reactions catalyzed by enzymes that cannot be correctly identified using current methods.
Using an expanded Bruker database with L. hongkongensis reference strains, we recently found that all 240 L. hongkongensis isolates could be correctly identified using MALDI TOF MS, demonstrating the importance of expanding the MALDI TOF MS database with bacteria endemic to different localities.
Twenty-seven calculi (diameter = 5.5 ± 1.7 mm), including all ureteric stones, were correctly identified using 70%% ASiR LD-CT with two false positives and 16 false negatives (diameter = 2.3 ± 0.7 mm) equating to a sensitivity and specificity of 72%and94%94 %.
All were correctly identified using sequence data.
Both saliva (HTN3) and vaginal secretions (IL19) were correctly identified using the hexaplex system.
Moreover, all the previously identified families in other genomes were correctly identified using our procedure (data not shown).
A final measure of agreement is the specificity, which is the percentage of schools located outside a specified buffer radius that are correctly identified using geocoding.
These ATCC reference strains were correctly identified using the BBL Crystal enteric/nonfermenter identification system in combination with either visual interpretation or utilization of the BBL Crystal autoreader.
In contrast, less than half of those patients were correctly identified using Cr-based equations and even a greater proportion of patients were found to have a GFR < 60 ml/min/1.73 m by using CysC-based equations (Additional file 3).
