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For the code validation, 38 and 39 data points for type A and type B were selected, respectively.
Receiver-operating characteristic curves (ROCs) were used to calculate the sensitivity and specificity of A1C cut points for type 2 diabetes diagnosis.
It is well known that the risk of complications begins already in the pre-diabetic phase before blood glucose levels reach diagnostic cut points for type 2 diabetes (16).
Receiver operating characteristic curves were constructed to calculate sensitivity/specificity of A1C cut points for type 2 diabetes diagnosis, and κ coefficients were used to test for agreement between A1C values and diabetes status.
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Thus, decreasing the HbA1c cut point for type 2 diabetes from 6.5 to 6.0% would result in only a small number of false positives.
The purpose of this paper is to study the existence of fixed points for contractive-type and nonexpansive-type multivalued maps in the setting of modular function spaces.
Table 1 shows the distribution of points for each type of question.
We note that the existence and uniqueness of fixed points for this type of mappings are not in general ensured.
The following results describe the relation between the set of fixed points and that of asymptotic fixed points for each type of mapping.
These frameworks and standards are relatively new, but have provided effective reference points for the type of inter-organizational work that characterizes DRM.
In the setting of quasimetric spaces, we prove some new results on the existence of fixed points for contractive type maps with respect to -function.
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