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Moreover, the sensitivity of the SYBR Green I assay compares quite well with the published sensitivity of 50 copies for the TaqMan probe-based real-time PCR assay (Gallina et al. 2006).

Batches of serum were tested for Brucella abortus reactivity in the field laboratory using the Rose Bengal (Card) test, which has a published sensitivity of 81.2% and a specificity of 86.3% (Gall and Nielsen 2004).

Given the apparent utility of this imaging modality (with a published sensitivity of 87.5% and specificity of 95.2% [11]), a unified mechanism that explains the clinically observed results is reassuring that the fundamental biology of the tumors is dictating the degree of 99mTc-sestamibi uptake.

2 The published sensitivity of cytologic diagnosis of MPM ranges between 32%and76%6%.

The published sensitivity of DHPLC for SNP detection is 96% (Jones et al. 1999).

Using the published sensitivity of %CDT, we estimate that the actual percent of those reporting abstaining who consumed heavy alcohol was 15%.

But published sensitivities of the assays utilized were not perfect.

These results represent substantial improvements over the published sensitivities for anti-PA ELISAs of 72% (17) and 91.7% (18).

Given the lack of published sensitivity and specificity values for ploidy in predicting aggressive prostate cancer, the sensitivity of model outputs was tested by varying sensitivity and specificity between the ranges 50% and 100%.

The published sensitivity and specifity emphasises the value of F-FDG-PET in the staging of lymphoma and explains the increasing acceptance of this method (Jerusalem et al, 2001; Naumann et al, 2001; Spaepen et al, 2001; Kostakoglu et al, 2002; Guay et al, 2003).

These values compare well with previously published sensitivities and specificities of real-time PCR assays for GBS [ 14, 15, 29, 24, 27] (Table 4).