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In this article, we consider the establishment of noninferiority between a reference test and a new test with respect to the ratio of sensitivity and/or specificity.

This parameter is the ratio of sensitivity to the spectral width of the reflectance dip, and it is given as 1/RIU.

This demonstrates that when iSATon is small, the ratio of sensitivity and NARon are small, and when iSATon is large, the ratio of sensitivity and NARon are large.

The ratio of sensitivity between Cervista HPV HR test and HC2 is 0.977 (0.69, 1.27).

Relative performance of the tests were measured by calculating the ratio of sensitivity and the ratio of specificity.

The discrimination capability of each score was identified using LR+, which was a ratio of sensitivity versus 1-specificity.

The calculations indicate sensitivity gains of 0.8695 (ILV), 1.0229 (TCA) and 1.7389 (GNG) when comparing the ratio of sensitivities of an HNCA experiment at transfer times of 42 ms and 29 ms for mixed pyruvate and uniformly labeled samples, respectively.

The ratio of sensitivities denotes the ratio of how the steady-state level of P changes between the two systems in response to a small perturbation on the same parameter.

Combining the transfer efficiency (weighted to the probability of occurrence) and the gain in peak heights, the ratio of sensitivities of the HNCA experiment on a pyruvate-labeled sample as compared to a uniformly labeled sample is 0.6104 (ILV), 0.7181 (TCA), and 1.2207 (GNG) for 22 ms of transfer time (the case for the spectra used in this manuscript).

We note that the test procedures proposed here can also be applicable if we are interested in testing non-inferiority with respect to the ratio of sensitivities and the ratio of specificities.

At the cut-off value of 31%PEW900 between Warthin's tumours and malignant tumours, the ratio of sensitivity-specificity was 63/71%.