Sentence examples for estimated specificity from inspiring English sources

Now, for a single k, we take the average of sensitivity for all queries as the estimated sensitivity for k, the average of specificity for all queries as the estimated specificity for k, and draw a ROC curve for the estimated sensitivity versus the estimated specificity (Fig. 3a).

Nevertheless, the presence of hygroma in one or more animals in a herd appeared to be a fairly specific predictor of herd seropositivity, with estimated specificity of 98.4%.

The estimated specificity of MAT alone (and of culture plus MAT) was 98.8%9595% CrI, 92.8%-100.0%).

We then estimated specificity by considering the proportion of de novo consensus sequences matching "knowledge-based" consensus sequences (noted Sp*).

Estimated specificity is fair to good for most tests with PCR and gross pathology being the best.

The detection of AFB in stained smears correctly identified only over half of the M. bovis-infected animals, although estimated specificity was surprisingly high (94.4%).

NB models predicted RSV outbreaks up to 3 weeks in advance with an estimated sensitivity of up to 67% and estimated specificities as high as 94%to100%0%.

The estimated specificities were for FT 100% and LSM 96%, and sensitivities were for FT 86% and LSM 48%.

The estimated specificities were for FT 100% and LSM 81% and sensitivities were FT 87% and LSM 67% (Supporting Text S3).

Table 2 shows the number of estimated specificities for different Maloideae genera under this assumption.

Estimated specificities for the ages 65 and 70 years are presented as examples.