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The successful delineation rate improved significantly with the addition of LM-NBI (p < 0.001) (Table  1).

These are similar to the successful delineation rate obtained in this study using CE + LM-NBI, whereas the successful delineation rate for CE + LM-NBI + HM-NBI of 92.1 % was markedly higher than those in the Oyama and Kobayashi studies.

Furthermore, Nagahama et al. reported a successful delineation rate of 81.8%% using CE, compared to our rate of 72.7%%.

The successful delineation rate for CE + LM-NBI + HM-NBI was 100%% (95 % CI 100%%), showing a significant additive effect vs CE (p = 0.01).

Nagahama et al. performed ME-NBI in all cases, reporting a lower successful delineation rate for undifferentiated than for differentiated gastric cancers [ 4].

We derived the successful delineation rate with 95%% confidence intervals (CI) for early gastric cancers using each examination method, CE, CE + LM-NBI, and CE + LM-NBI + HM-NBI.

Other studies of delineation of the margins of type 0-IIb lesions using ME-NBI have reported successful delineation rates of 61%% (Oyama et al).

Our results also yielded high successful delineation rates for CE of 86.8 % for protruding lesions and 81.8 % for depressed lesions, but extremely low at 34.2%% for flat lesions.

In this study, the diagnostic rate for delineation of gastric cancer margins was 72.7 % for CE, 88.9 % for CE + LM-NBI, and 98.1 % for CE + LM-NBI + HM-NBI.

Mak and Watkins linked data from mortality, hospitalisation, midwife registry and mental health datasets, incorporating census-derived population denominators, in order to improve the accuracy of Indigenous and non-Indigenous identity delineation in estimated notification rates for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and blood borne viruses (BBVs) in WA [ 24].

Variation in reassortment rates can assist in the delineation of viral populations and is likely to provide insight into important viral evolutionary dynamics including the rate of coinfection, virulence, and host range shifts.