Sentence examples for lead to a specificity from inspiring English sources

Effectively, this implies that a single cancer mutation can lead to a specificity switch that is analogous to a new kinase appearing in the genome.

We found that cut-offs of 24 U/ml for IgA and 27 U/ml for IgG led to a specificity of 90% and a sensitivity of 100%and75%5%, respectively, during the first 2 weeks of pertussis.

Note that it is easy to get a high sensitivity by classifying many images as positive, but this will lead to a low specificity.

Interestingly, this higher sensitivity did not lead to a lower specificity, and patients who were negative on the ISTH score but who had DIC according to the new JAAM score had a relatively high mortality.

In contrast, tumor cells and tumor DNA found in the lungs are most likely from lung tumors or lung metastases and therefore lead to an increased specificity for lung cancer due to the choice of a lung specific analyte.

Combining Anti-dsDNA-NcX test results and medical history with consequent exclusion of these five patients would lead to an increased specificity of 99.5% at the manufacturer's threshold.

This may be most evident from the observation that downstream rewiring mutations can lead to a switch of specificity of a comparable magnitude to the specificity difference between two distinct kinases in the human kinome.

However, this could possibly lead to a decrease in specificity as the surveillance system could potentially falsely signal when there was an increase in other causes of influenza-associated hospitalisations, e.g. respiratory syncytial virus.

13 Unfortunately, an increase in the sensitivity of child abuse detection would lead to a decrease in specificity.

Often factors that lead to an increase in sensitivity will lead to a decrease in specificity and vice versa, possibly with no effect on the DOR.

Fibulin-4 combined with CA-125 and CA19-9 lead to a superior diagnostic specificity, positive predictive value and positive likelihood ratio.