TST has been the only tool for the identification of infection in recently exposed children but it suffers from several operational and performance constrains such as low specificity, subjectivity in readout, dual visits, risk of boosting etc.
This paper first describes the content and methods for the evaluation of urban underground space resources, and introduces the digitalization technologies to handle the problems of strong subjectivity, low efficiency and rough precision encountered when using traditional evaluation tools.
Therefore, considering the low sensitivity, the subjectivity, the cost and the limitations of ICA IFI investigation on primate's pancreas, ZnT8A may represent a valid replacement of this assay at disease onset in paediatric patients.
Neither weight calculation in AHP nor affiliation determination in FCA takes advantage of objective data, indicating a relatively strong subjectivity and low credibility in assessment.
Our analysis relies purely on quantitative data because, though attempts have been made to develop a qualitative analysis, the low availability and inherent subjectivity of qualitative data make such an analysis exceptionally difficult [24].
Antibody staining is also prone to low specificity and user subjectivity when interpreting the staining (Gown, 2008).
The West-Haven grading system, which classifies HE into categories, remains criticized because of its intense subjectivity and low intra- and inter-observer reliability [ 5, 22].
Subjection and Subjectivity.
Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
Differing results in subgroups of two of the 10 experiments [ 82- 84] are most likely caused by experimental variation, as the outcome in control groups varied to a similar amount and as the applied methodology - the SRBC and PFC assay - is known to be susceptible to variable results due to subjectivity in measurement, low automation and limited stability of SRBC [ 112, 113].
