Sentence examples for relative discrimination from inspiring English sources
Yet, studies on relative discrimination power and efficiency have been limited to experimental designs with a fixed pair of stimuli and method comparisons based on the same numbers of tests.
We assessed the relative discrimination by fitting the density measures based on different degrees of brightness both independently, and together.
In non HIV-infected patients, the median IFN-γ responses of isolated PBMC to HBHA appear inferior in patients with active TB than in subjects with LTBI, offering a relative discrimination between the two groups [ 13].
Indeed, a relative discrimination between TB and LTBI by an HBHA-IGRA performed on PBMC has been described in HIV uninfected persons but whether this asset persists in HIV-infected patients remains unknown [ 13].
The relative integrated discrimination improvement (RIDI%), which measures the percentage improvement in discrimination when an extra variable is added to a prediction model (16), was computed.
The relative integrated discrimination improvement (RIDI) was then calculated (10), with values greater than zero indicating better overall discrimination for empirically derived versus existing definitions.
They consist in a series of computer generated tones, which prohibit relative pitch discrimination.
Blakemore (1970) measured relative disparity discrimination thresholds for distinguishing between the depth of a target and reference, for different values of reference disparity.
Namely the relative operational discrimination power was studied based on the same number of stimuli rather than the same number of tests.
Addition of miR-181a, miR-92a, and miR-424 to LIPS increased baseline AUC to 0.723 955% CI 0.667 0.778), with a relative integrated discrimination improvement of 2.40 (p = 0.005) and a category-free net reclassification index of 27.21% (p = 0.01).
The added value of CRP to the predictions was assessed through c-statistic comparison and relative integrated discrimination improvement.
