Ease of palpation was greater in correctly vs. incorrectly identified CTMs (VRS 7.9 ± 1.6 vs. 6.4 ± 1.7) and was greater in males than females (8.3 ± 1.0 vs. 6.2 ± 1.9, P = 0.02).
In the logistic regression examining the use of therapy for cancer-related reasons, greater income correctly classified 67.4% of the sample with regard to its use for cancer-related reasons (see Table 4).
She invests even the small details of pop culture with great significance: correctly guess the year that a minor film — say, "Private Benjamin" — was made (1980), and Zalaznick will grant a cool, appraising "Good for you".
Using a cut-off for ARC of more than 130 ml/min/1.73 m, CG estimates had the greatest sensitivity, correctly identifying 53 (62%) of the cohort.
Relative to the control and depressed groups the PTSD group exhibited greater sensitivity to correctly recognised stimuli in the left amygdala/ventral striatum and right occipital cortex, and more specific sensitivity to items encoded in emotional contexts in the right precuneus, left superior frontal gyrus, and bilateral insula.
Among children with caries experience at their baseline examination, there was greater accuracy in correctly predicting a high rate of caries (Se=0.57), although it came at the expense of reduced accuracy in correctly predicting a low rate of caries (Sp=0.71).
"It involves using gears correctly, greater anticipation so as to avoid unnecessary accelerating and decelerating; driving well, as opposed to like a teenager, racing up to the lights then braking hard".
The RMLV analysis showed a considerably greater rate of correctly detected effects than the BLUP analysis for low heritabilities.
An increase in the use of core biopsies may yield greater accuracy in correctly identifying axillary nodal disease.
The use of multiple biomarkers showed a greater ability to correctly identify aggressive disease than single biomarkers alone and therefore, multivariate analysis may be preferable to univariate analysis.
