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There are two types of non-specificities: specific non-specificity and non-specific non-specificity (Kelley and DeSilva, 2007).
Specific non-specificity can result in interference from macromolecules structurally related to or derived from the biomarker.
Non-specificity is key.
Whatever the truth, the non-specificity of Bach's score makes it possible for ensembles of all kinds to take up the work.
This chimes with the non-specificity of Cook's narrative; rather than "trying to depict a real country in a specific way", Haydon explains that "it asks you to look at the underlying processes of a revolution" and the ways in which power can "warp reality".
The currently used antimalarials suffer drug resistance, non-specificity, toxicity, poor bioavailability, and water solubility [6].
A major feature of innate immunity is the antigen non-specificity.
Further, the non-specificity of calorimetric signals is in some cases a serious limitation.
As the main limitation of this and other similar microbial assays non-specificity is usually assumed (Bilandzic et al. 2011).
Challenges such as phenotypic and etiologic heterogeneity and the non-specificity of early symptoms and syndromes are highlighted.
Our assessment of uncertainty begins the identification of the various forms of uncertainty (ambiguity, fuzziness, randomness, non-specificity, ignorance, etc).
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