The DST, its evaluators concluded, is a needless expense that gives a false sense of diagnostic precision.
Multiple diagnoses call for more extended enquiry, which, probably, leads to lower diagnostic precision [27].
It can be used for extensive observation of adhesions and offers high diagnostic precision.
However, the existing epidemiologic literature tends to lack diagnostic precision in the classification of headache [8].
Angiography improves diagnostic precision, providing insight into the source of dysfunction, and may lead the management towards intervention [24, 25].
This method is less resource-consuming than interviewing all respondents personally, while retaining the diagnostic precision of the personal interview.
Good study quality, in addition to the inclusion of two interpreters, results in higher preoperative diagnostic precision [19].
Although MRI is noninvasive and can be used for extensive observation of adhesions, its diagnostic precision is low.
The lack of diagnostic precision particularly in MA would, however, tend to diminish the differences between migraine cases and normal subjects.
Furthermore, while we identified differences between BD and unipolar depression groups, uncertainty regarding diagnostic precision may limit the interpretation of results.
Many of these neurophysiologic stimulus paradigms hold the promise of improving psychiatric patient care by improving diagnostic precision, predicting treatment response, and providing new phenotypes for genetic studies.
