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Both tests were relatively inexpensive with a cost of less than 200 SLR (1.6 USD/test).

Although concordances between both tests were relatively high, FTND test should be considered the best option for screening of nicotine dependence since it has a better performance on both sexes.

Although AUC scores suggested that both tests were relatively poor at differentiating patients and differences were not statistically significant, the RISC identified those at greatest risk of all three adverse healthcare outcomes in a clinically meaningful way.

The cognitive tests were relatively stable over the 24 months study period with test-retest reliabilities ranging from 0.55 to 0.84.

Initially, most in vitro tests were relatively simple biochemical or cellular assays, limiting their applicability (Laschinski et al. 1991).

Paternity tests are relatively simple.

The use of strain gauges during such tests is relatively common.

As the determination of the compression index from consolidation tests is relatively time-consuming, empirical formulas based on soil parameters can be useful.

Indeed, online tests are relatively easy to cheat (Winslow, 2002).

Current outcome measures, based on cognitive tests, are relatively insensitive to pathologic disease progression, requiring long, expensive trials with large numbers of participants.

Once optimized, however, the tests are relatively easy to produce; Senova could potentially produce thousands per day, he says.