Finally, we calculated the sensitivity, the specificity, the percentage of correct classifications, the PPV, and the NPV for each crude MMSE score provided by GPs and by UVAs, which was used as cut-off to evaluate the accuracy in discriminating persons with and without cognitive impairment and with AD from those with unconfirmed cognitive impairment.
We applied separation indices to examine how well the respondents can be discriminated (person separation index) and by how well the items can be separated (item separation index) using questionnaires [ 18].
This mechanism encodes structural differences among faces taken as inputs to the mechanism for discriminating individual persons.
Each scale discriminated persons with major depression from the non-depressed, but the QIDS-C 16) QIDS-C 16tly more accurate.
It discriminates persons with abdominal obesity from those with a more gluteal-femoral fat deposition.
In addition, there were no suitable items to discriminate persons whose ability fell into the extreme ability level (ability level between 5 ~ 6 or −4 ~ −6).
It is known that no single test is sufficient to discriminate persons with and without glaucoma but the optimum set and number of diagnostic tests is unknown [ 1].
As shown in Figure 1, glucose can well discriminate persons at high and low CVD risk at virtually all ages and blood pressure levels, irrespective of smoking status.
In RUMM2030, the reliability index, also called the person separation index, is interpreted as a Cronbach's α and indicates how well the items can discriminate persons in different levels of ability [ 25] with an estimate >0.8 deemed satisfactory [ 52].
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