Sentence examples for perfect sensitivity from inspiring English sources

With regard to MOH and NDPH, CDSS displayed perfect sensitivity and specificity (1 for both headaches).

A perfect sensitivity is to reach the level where a single molecule can be detected.

In case of Bayes ensemble model, varying the cut-off leads to perfect sensitivity (cut-off = 0) or perfect specificity (cut-off = 1).

Among the immunocompetent women population, the avidity test had perfect sensitivity and specificity, and positive and negative predictive values of 100%.

The abolition of lung sliding has a perfect sensitivity (100%) for the diagnosis of pneumothorax, but its specificity ranges from 78%to91%1% when controls are ICU patients or have normal lungs, respectively (Figures 3, 4, 5) [43] 43].

So it's curious that she would advise against its use, even with a less than perfect sensitivity.

However, there are also rare haplotypes which show almost perfect sensitivity (e.g. 0010101 for CAPN10).

However, these tests also have associated costs and less than perfect sensitivity and specificity.

His publishing career initially took a backseat to his commitment to teaching and administration, but Mark's book Samuel Richardson: Dramatic Novelist (1973) revealed a pitch-perfect sensitivity to the author's strengths and quickly became a standard critical work.

Van Mourik et al. [11] showed that models with multiple indicators or predictors of drain-related meningitis simultaneously achieved near-perfect sensitivity.

Designing a survey to detect the presence of a disease is complicated if the test used to detect the disease has non-perfect sensitivity and specificity.