Sentence examples for completeness sensitivity from inspiring English sources

However, this meant that only data completeness, sensitivity, and representativeness would be included as data quality characteristics and specificity and positive predictive value (PPV) would be excluded.

The completeness (sensitivity) for the evaluated systems was generally higher and correctness (positive predictive value) overall similar to estimates presented for insurance data [ 22].

Third, our setup did not allow us to evaluate the completeness (sensitivity) of the NPR, and, consequently, studies requiring a well-established sensitivity cannot be conducted on the present study population.

Data was not available with sufficient completeness and reliability to document changes in key variables over time and complete sensitivity analyses.

For completeness, the sensitivity of our model to the existence of fine mode particles will be discussed later.

Further, the aim was to investigate completeness (epidemiologic sensitivity), correctness (positive predictive value), specificity and prevalence for diagnoses for four body systems and correctness for affected limb information for four joint diseases.

Recent publications also showed that Trinity had a consistently better performance than the other assemblers as SOAPdenovo, ABySS, trans-ABySS, Oases with single K-mer value, when measured by transcript accuracy, integrity and completeness, and sensitivity to assemble transcripts from low to high expression levels [ 30].

It mainly comprises the identification of significant parameters and their evaluation by means of completeness, consistency, and sensitivity analyses (ISO 14044 2006).

The robustness and appropriateness of each k-fold procedure can be assessed against several criteria; including bias, variance, sensitivity, completeness and computational cost.

In our study we have not been able to asses the sensitivity, completeness and negative predictive value of DNPR because we had no method to track cases not registered in the DNPR.

The proportion of true cases of birth defects captured by electronic sources (completeness, analogous to sensitivity) 50 may vary widely by type of anomaly and type of data source.