Sentence examples for criteria sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Among the thirty patients with VAP, 17 had adult CDC VAE's criteria (sensitivity = 56%).

Evaluation was based on several criteria: sensitivity to training dataset size, the number of variables, and mapping accuracy.

These systematic changes can be modeled in receiver operator characteristic space and show that, across changes in criteria, sensitivity remains the same.

A discontinuous electroencephalogram (EEG), the presence of spikes or epileptiform discharges were associated with an unfavorable outcome (PPV 100% for the 2 criteria; sensitivity 27%, 54%).

BA is an average of two other criteria, Sensitivity and Specificity, which were designed to assess model's ability to identify compounds from a certain class (active or positive for Sensitivity and inactive or negative for Specificity) disregarding its behavior for the other class.

Interface predictions were classified as true positives (TP), false positives (FP), true negatives (TN) and false negatives (FN), and evaluated using the following criteria: Sensitivity, corresponding to the fraction of the interface that was successfully predicted, defined as TP/ TP+FN).

Using standard size criteria, sensitivities on MRI are low, ranging from 29 to 86% [46, 59, 66, 85].

However, the methodologies proposed in [18, 19] may require recalibration of existing relays in terms of pickup criterion sensitivity.

However, the use of an interface predictor should not depend on solely this criterion; sensitivity and specificity should be considered as well.

The most useful screening criterion (sensitivity of 89% and predictive value positive of 30%) was dispensing of two or more TB drugs.

For the ST ICT, when we used the stringent ≥ 4-fold increase in IFA titer between paired serum samples as the diagnostic criterion, sensitivity of the ST ICT for admission-phase samples was 23.8% (24 of 101; 95% CI = 15.9 33.3%).