Currently, there is only one test accuracy meta-analysis package, Meta-Test [ 4], which addresses some of the unique statistical issues related to test accuracy, such as pooling of sensitivities and specificities and summary receiver operating characteristics (sROC) analysis.
Although no fingerprint was more accurate with the addition of three sugar moieties than with the addition of only one, the accuracy of all four topological fingerprints improved when the sites of three sugars were changed relative to only one (Brunner Munzel test, P < 2.2 × 10−16).
For documents with only one prediction, the accuracy of GNAT predictions is 72% for species and 51% for genes.
For children who have a residential address from only one database, the accuracy of their exposure calculation is questionable.
Despite the PLE test appears to be a potentially effective clinical test to detect lumbar instability, the characteristics of the investigated sample and the presence of only one study on its diagnostic accuracy may suggest the necessity of studies on non-specific LBP patients.
When training the model with data from only one year, the accuracies of predictions were low because the year-to-year correlation was low (Table 5).
True, but they focused on only one part of the story - the accuracy of the intelligence on Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction and the way Downing Street used it.
For accuracy, only one study showed a negative effect of moderate exercise on perceptual-cognitive performances [27] and one study found a positive effect [34], while most of the studies did not find an effect [19, 20, 36 39, 43 45].
Ideally, for consistency and structural accuracy, nomenclature and abbreviations based on only one tautomeric form should have been uniformly adopted.
Only one study reported on the diagnostic accuracy of F-FDG-PET -CT) imaging F-FDG-PET -CT a neuroblastoma and its metastases at F-FDG-PET -CTis in children F-FDG-PET -CTyears (Sharp 2009a).
