Sentence examples for reliability of discrimination from inspiring English sources

The internal validation results using the bootstrapping method yielded a bootstrap-corrected AROC and P value of the Hosmer-Lemeshow statistic of 0.74 and 0.2585, respectively, from the predictive model of incident A1C-DM, indicating high reliability of discrimination and calibration.

Repeated measures of the serum PrPc levels in each TgOvPrP4 mouse prior to sacrifice, every week for 4 weeks (i.e. on day D0, D7, D14, D21 and D28), resulted in a variation coefficient (standard deviation/mean) of 16% for the 47 TgOvPrP4 mice and demonstrated the reliability of the discrimination of the three TgOvPrP4 subpopulations (Figure 1B).

Finally, the feasibility of the proposed AVA inversion and the reliability of the fluid discrimination are verified by numerous model tests and one field broadband application in China.

It can be seen that the reliability of the users' discrimination was better when they followed a specific probing motion as compared to random exploration.

A pre-amplification step during MT-PCR allows high multiplexing and increases the sensitivity and reliability of subsequent HRM discrimination.

While Delta should prove useful in the development and evaluation of discriminative instruments, further research is required to elucidate the relationship between the measurement properties of discrimination, reliability and responsiveness.

Hankins[ 1] presents a series of examples where the measures of reliability and discrimination (Ferguson's Delta) diverge.

Findings in terms of reliability and discrimination indicate limitations in the GSEEE item design and the quality control problems.

Also shown are the reliability and discrimination of the instrument when each item is removed.

Table 1 shows the item analysis, reliability, and discrimination of SCIP-A.

Model D would lead to the most pronounced decrease of reliability and discrimination, and exceed that following the statistical approach.