Predictive accuracy for contact sensitizers up to 90% has been reported for PRA, but its predictive accuracy for respiratory sensitizers has not been determined.
A good diagnostic accuracy has been reported for CU in intensive care units and postoperative setting, whereas chest auscultation (CA) shows a poorer diagnostic accuracy ([1], [2]) than CXR.
Considerable improvement in recognition accuracy has been reported for this application.
Variable accuracy has been reported for non-contrast MRI for the detection of labral tears, depending on the magnetic field strength, slice thickness, and field of view [27].
A similar limitation from location to location prediction accuracy has been reported for MAS in hybrid maize [ 11].
In independent studies, a high degree of clinical accuracy has been reported for SmD-derived peptide-based immunoassays (SmD183 119 and SmD3108 122) [ 14- 16, 20].
Good overall accuracy has been reported for both subscales [ 13, 19, 23] and a good test-retest reliability (Kappa 0.84) of the PHQ panic module has been reported in chronic Hepatitis C patients [ 29].
In general, DNA-based methods suffer much more from a decrease in prediction accuracy when sequences get shorter than protein-based methods, even though good classification accuracies have been reported for sequences ∼100 bp [ 72, 86].
However, different accuracies have been reported for the MASS in different studies [14, 21, 24].
Therefore, despite higher sequence similarity in average among proteins in this benchmark compared to 25PDB benchmark, similar (or in many cases, even lower) protein structural class prediction accuracies has been reported for 1189 benchmark compared to 25PDB benchmark [ 5, 6, 24, 48].
