Sentence examples for rules sensitivity from inspiring English sources

40345_2017_116_MOESM7_ESM.xls Additional file 7. Shewhart's control rules sensitivity and PPV for predicting manic episodes within the next eight weeks.

If we combine both rules, sensitivity is 41%.

For each of the 18 models standard statistics, e.g. numbers of rules, sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, etc., are provided.

Individual and summary estimates of sensitivity and specificity for the STRATIFY CPR were plotted in a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) graph, plotting the rules sensitivity (true positive) on the y axis against 1-specificity (false negative) on the x axis.

Of 889 children with confirmed bacterial meningitis, 884 were correctly identified by the BMS rule (sensitivity = 99.6%; 95% confidence interval (CI) 98.9-99.8) with a specificity >60%.

Rule sensitivity and specificity were also measured, and the average sensitivity and specificity for the three outcome pairs (alive/dead, home/read, severe/non-severe) are 87.4% and 88.4% respectively.

In this study, we defined a simple, practical, relatively accurate clinical decision rule (sensitivity and specificity of 68%) that can be applied at the bedside [ 32] to predict recurrent shock in children hospitalized for a first dengue shock episode.

The much-valued British pragmatism does have its place, but there is a difference between applying rules with sensitivity to others and interpreting them liberally to suit ourselves.

We estimate that Shewhart's control rules have sensitivity of 30 and 33% for manic and depressive episodes, so that approximately one-third of episodes are detected in advance.

The Digital Rules provide sensitivity around 90% for both the S and T datasets.

In diagnostic tests and clinical prediction rules a sensitivity of 100% is hard to achieve, because patients present at different stages in the evolution of their illness.