Sentence examples for sensitivity confidence from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity confidence intervals obtained in the validation dataset includes the point estimates of the development dataset.

ICIs have been shown to enhance flexibility, cultural sensitivity, confidence, clinical skills, and cross-cultural communication [ 7, 10– 10].

Sensitivity and specificity for the Kato Katz test, both at baseline and 1-year data collection, were an average 84.6% sensitivity (confidence interval 68.8 93.6%) and 96.8% specificity (confidence interval 81.5 99.8%) for the diagnosis of STH infections.

The Mcm5 test detected prostate cancer with 82% sensitivity (confidence interval (CI)= 72 89%) and with a specificity ranging from 73 (CI=68 78%) to 93% (CI=76 99%).

Analytical sensitivities (confidence interval 95%) were 0.4 pg/ml (Estradiol) and 3.9 pg/ml (Progesterone).

A score ≥5 points had 64% sensitivity (95% confidence interval, 51 76) and 85% specificity (95% confidence interval, 71 94) for unilateral disease.

LUS showed 90% of sensitivity (95% confidence interval 76-97%), 89% of specificity (95% confidence interval 83-94%) and 89% of accuracy (95% confidence interval 84-93%) for the diagnosis of atelectasis taking MRI as reference.

The majority vote of our ANN committee models correctly predicted 16 HCC patients and 18 non-HCC patients giving 94% sensitivity (95% confidence interval 73 99%, calculated according to Wilson, 1927) and 86% specificity (95% confidence interval 65 95%).

The study found 98%% sensitivity (95%% confidence interval [CI] 88 100 %) of POCUS to identify the presence of a fracture [232].

The optimized ECGHI using BC yields an AHP Performance Score of 0.079 with score components (overall accuracy, specificity, sensitivity, average confidence index, dimensionality, total time for training and testing time) of 0.982, 0.978, 0.986, 0.608, 6, and 5.77 s respectively.

I thought this was a classy merger of sensitivity and confidence.