Sentence examples for be equivalent in sensitivity from inspiring English sources
These have been shown to be equivalent in sensitivity, 10 but the clinician taken sample has the advantage that patient errors in collection are eliminated.
Prior studies showed that SVS were equivalent in sensitivity and reliability to traditional endocervical swab specimens and more sensitive and reliable than self-obtained urogenital specimen for the detection of CT and GO [ 16].
The new peptide-based ELISA is equivalent in sensitivity to other immunoassays for SARS and can be detected after day 100.
It is important to note that that a self-collected sample is equivalent in sensitivity to a direct collected specimen 22– 22.
We confirmed that the sensitivity of the MethyLight and HeavyMethyl assays are equivalent in previous studies [13], [14].
This led us to conclude that olfactory interference is equivalent in nectar and pollen foragers, which suggests that olfactory interference is not affected by sucrose sensitivity.
In addition, the sensitivity (66% vs 66%) and specificity (81% vs 82%) of these cutoffs were equivalent in our and in the U.S. series.
We note that sensitivity itself could be under selection as it provide both higher CP and the ability to respond to a wide range of attractant gradients (note that differing attractant levels would be equivalent to changing the sensitivity λ in our model).
The cost of UMEC/VI was assumed to be equivalent to tiotropium in the base case and was increased to be equivalent to the price of indacaterol plus tiotropium in separate inhalers (£62.76) in the sensitivity analyses.
Purified mallein number 2 was further tested in naturally infected animals and found to be equivalent to the standard, regarding its sensitivity and specificity.
