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We used tumour-size-specific sensitivity and a constant specificity of MRI from Kriege et al (2004), where the sensitivity of MRI is higher than that of mammography given the same tumour size.

Modeling the variance of visit patterns enables real-time detection with known, constant specificity at all times.

This allows us to compare our method to other algorithms which also have the same constant specificity.

With constant specificity, public health practitioners can better interpret the alarms and better evaluate the cost-effectiveness of surveillance systems.

The expectation-variance model achieves constant specificity on all three time scales, as well as earlier detection and improved sensitivity compared to traditional methods in most circumstances.

For this reason we construct a sequence of four models with increasing complexity, presenting results separately for each of them: Model-1: Constant specificity.

It may be desirable under certain conditions to have non-constant specificity.

UV visible, FT-Raman and circular dichroism spectroscopic techniques were employed to determine the binding mode, binding constant, sequence specificity and conformational effects of amsacrine binding to native calf thymus DNA.

As a result, the filtered GE-fMRI responses in the superficial depths were still present but less pronounced and displayed constant retinotopic specificity across cortical depths.

Following Kriege et al (2004), we modelled age- and tumour-size-specific sensitivity (Kerlikowske et al, 2000; Weedon-Fekjar et al, 2008) and age-specific specificity for mammography, and constant sensitivity and specificity for CBE (Elmore et al, 2005).

This is also called the specificity constant and incorporates the rate constants for all steps in the reaction up to and including the first irreversible step.