Serologic testing is the current method of choice for diagnosis but suffers from severe limitations which make it impractical and unreliable, while PCR can exhibit high sensitivity but is prone to false negatives.
They may be subject to potential sources of errors, lack validation for PNTM infections and, in general, are considered to have high specificity, but only moderate sensitivity, thus being prone to an underestimation of disease prevalence [ 9, 20, 26].
These HTSTs allow for the simultaneous screening of the expression of thousands of genes or proteins, but because of their high sensitivity, they are prone to false-positive results (Leszczynski and Meltz 2006).
defer.add img); Vinyl gloves are inexpensive and have heightened sensitivity, but are prone to breaking[1].
This may be due to lack of sensitivity to metastasis-prone breast cancers and/or progression during the interval between mammographic screenings.
In a similar vein, we found that in women interpersonal sensitivity, a depression-prone personality trait closely related to insecure attachment [ 17], was increased only by maternal overprotection [ 10].
Dogs with food allergies or sensitivities are particularly prone to diet-related shedding.
"Being a natural fiber, cotton is also hypoallergenic, highly absorbent, and won't irritate your most sensitive regions ― which are prone to heightened sensitivity and moisture after sex".
Each vial of 6 percent hydrogen peroxide gel allows precise application of the goo to teeth (one should avoid gums, which are prone to sensitivity).
It was concluded that the developed procedure prone to sensitivity offers a powerful general tool for computing the responses.
