The qualitative source-sensitivity was defined as the percentage of target samples (i.e., human fecal samples for human-targeted assays) giving a positive detection by qPCR, regardless of the marker concentration (all signals ≥1 copy per reaction; true-positives).
Within these representations we identified and manipulated certain situational factors, including the percentage of target group members in the population and the designed accuracy and sensitivity of each constituent model.
Results are reported as the percentage of target cells with GzB activity (%GzB).
The percentage of target cell killed was then calculated per manufacturer's protocol.
The percentage of target road segment coverage versus the vehicle density is shown in Fig. 5 a.
Fig. 6 Average percentage of target road segment coverage versus number of query reply messages received by the source.
In order to confirm the effectiveness of this novel approach, we show the percentage of target local patches that can be classified into correct clusters.
a Average percentage of target road segment coverage, b average number of NP message acknowledgement timeouts, and c average query response time.
a Average percentage of target road segment coverage, b average query response time based on the last QR message received, and c number of transmitted messages.
The percentage of target species and the ratio of target species to competing species were used as indicator, with higher values being preferred.
To deal with this issue, we examine how the percentage of target road segment accumulates as more QR messages are received.
