Sentence examples for relative testing from inspiring English sources

When a mutation in either BRCA1 or BRCA2 was found in a proband or in her relative, testing was offered to other at-risk women in her family, both affected and unaffected.

It is hoped that a comparison of these relative testing rates with known correlates of low 25-hydroxyvitamin D level will shed light on the appropriateness of current testing effort.

We present here an analysis of the frequency of copy number variants in HNPCC, FAP and hereditary breast/ovarian cancer from the Wessex region of the UK (which has a population of approximately 3 million people) and compare the relative testing cost and waiting times for prospective vs retrospective MLPA screening.

Because relative tests ask if executives are doing better than their rivals, they reduce the frequency of payments.

Cognitive decision strategies used in discrimination methods largely determine relative test power and thus are of theoretical and practical significance.

One major advantage for many parents of using the "qualifying relative" test is that the adult child does not need to move in!

Further studies are needed to test the inhibitory effects of intraosseous cefazolin directly with the standard MIC of intraosseous cefazolin rather than relative tests with the standard MIC of serum cefazolin.

Box plots illustrating the effects of (local) rigid and non-rigid registration strategies on the relative test-retest variability (TRT) of SUVmax (a), SUVmean (b), metabolic volume (c) or total lesion glycolysis (TLG, d).

While the relative training accuracy was higher for IF and IS problems, the relative test accuracy increased following the sequence HD-IF-BC-IS (Figure 4B).

Only one relative tested positive for the mutation, which was a first-cousin-twice-removed (Subject A-III-11) who died at the age of forty-eight with the diagnosis of liver cirrhosis.

Relative test-retest reliability was satisfactory [ 53], and comparable to initial results by Jacobson and Newman [ 1].