Sentence examples for higher test accuracy from inspiring English sources
Handheld flow meters demonstrated higher test accuracy than the CDQ for COPD screening in primary care.
Based on higher test accuracy, our results support the use of HCII in cervical cancer screening programs.
In a secondary analysis, we tested the hypothesis if classifying DECT as 'positive' even when green pixilation was absent in the index joint but present in other areas would result in higher test accuracy.
Although some of these alternative methods allow for gene prioritization, or can indicate which type of data has most influence on sound prediction, our approach permits identification of the most important pathways, and the most important genes in each pathway, while also obtaining a higher test accuracy compared with these alternative approaches.
Experimental results show that the proposed multimodal biometrics recognition system has a higher testing accuracy in comparison to the traditional methods with higher efficiency and better stability.
Compared with the well-known feature selection methods SVMRFE and LOGICFS, our methods evidenced a higher testing accuracy.
According to the comparative results for the proposed experimental setup, the KELMs produced good odor recognition performance in terms of the high test accuracy and fast response.
The parallel-plate capacitance method has high test accuracy but it has a low frequency range (HP); the transmission reflection method, coaxial probe method, and free-space method can be used to measure broadband but they tend to measure media with low loss inaccurately (Venkatesh and Raghavan 2005; Krupka 2006).
A high DOR indicates high test accuracy; a test that performs no better than chance in discriminating between diseased and non-diseased persons has a DOR of one.
In this case, a hyperplane has been constructed such that essentially all points are being classified as ADCA, which results in an artificially high test accuracy.
So, research up to now suggests that the DESC is a psychometrically sound and concise screening instrument consisting of two parallel forms which measures depression severity across a broad range of depression severity with high test accuracy.
