Sentence examples for most sensitive criterion from inspiring English sources

Our study confirmed that the absence of ICV opacification was the most sensitive criterion.

Sclerosis is the most sensitive criterion but this often corresponds to reactive inflammation, particularly with respect to the thyroid cartilage.

As the most sensitive criterion, major molecular response defines absence of a specific disease-associated mutation in previously positive cases [ 64].

The most sensitive criterion was the presence of a C/D ratio ≥0.6 for specialist 1 and the presence of cup-to-disc asymmetry for specialist 2 (Table 2).

The most specific and most sensitive criteria combination for detecting somatoform-functional pain included the total number of marks, the length of the longest mark, and the presence of symmetric patterns.

Elevated peak systolic velocity in the transplant renal artery is the most sensitive Doppler criterion for the detection of high-grade TRAS [ 48].

The best way to ascertain influenza-associated hospitalization incidence rates in real time is to perform prospective surveillance that uses the most sensitive testing criteria (i.e., RT-PCR).

Temperature >38°C and either cough or sore throat (13 ) were the most specific screening criteria and had the best positive predictive value; temperature of 37.5°C and either cough, sore throat, or rhinorrhea were the most sensitive screening criteria and had the best negative predictive value for influenza (Table).

In diffuse-type AIP, the Asian criteria were most sensitive with a sensitivity of 98.9%, followed by ICDC (93.7%) and the HISORt criteria (89.5%).

Our aim was to identify the most sensitive and specific graphic criteria as a tool to help identifying somatoform-functional pain.

This has been demonstrated in the context of lupus nephritis, in which Wofsy and colleagues [ 20] aimed to determine which response criteria are most sensitive to differences among treatment groups.