Sentence examples for finding sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The reliability and validity study of the scale in Turkish was established [ 28] using the SCID as a gold standard, finding sensitivity and specificity of 0.76 and 0.71 respectively.

"All diabetes" (n = 4,040) definition of incidence was previously validated (19) by a study comparing register-identified patients with their general practitioners, finding sensitivity of 86% and positive predictive value of 90%.

16 The reliability and validity study of the scale in Turkish was established by Aydın et al 16 using the SCID as a gold standard, finding sensitivity and specificity of 0.76 and 0.71, respectively, and a Cronbach's α value of 0.72.

Spacek et al[ 6], found sensitivity and specificity of 70.7% and 81.7% with Badri & Wood [ 13] also finding a sensitivity of 83.4% and a specificity of 87.3%.

That post focused on the as-yet-unpublished paper finding lower sensitivity that was inadvisedly promoted recently by the Research Council of Norway.

The output displacement is regarded as the objective function and the adjoint method is applied to finding the sensitivity of the design functions.

The study also shows that finding drug sensitivity genes will require more than testing a tumor for just a few candidates, Baselga says.

Three studies evaluated DBS hepatitis C (HCV) serology against serum or plasma, finding high sensitivity and specificity (> 98%).

Based on the histopathologic findings sensitivity, specificity and diagnostic accuracy for TOF were 100%, 677 % und 85%% versus 90%, 900 %and90%0 % without TOF.

When a foreign body is suspected, chest radiography with lateral view, expiratory films and fluoroscopy may be helpful, although there is a high rate of negative radiological findings (sensitivity 70%, specificity 62%) [3, 28].

To assess the consistency of our findings, sensitivity analyses were performed by modeling the outcomes IU, IP, PP, and cumulative transmission, in four separate models.