Sentence examples for specific correctly from inspiring English sources

Standard criteria for MODY (age at diagnosis <25 years and parent affected with diabetes) were specific, correctly excluding MODY in 543/597 (91%) type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes cases, but had lower sensitivity, picking up only 425/594 (72%) MODY cases.

Of the six, one pair of primers (5′-[FAM]GCCCTTTGAGCTGAGGCT-3′ and 5′-GGCCTAGGAGGAAAGAATGG-3′) amplified two specific correctly sized PCR products corresponding to the test locus (chr8 8075316 8075502) and the reference locus (chr14:70588986–70589098). The reference locus was not within a region of common CNV, according to previously published aCGH data (Lee et al. 2008).

This likely indicates a deficiency in the NCBI eukaryotic annotation pipeline specific to correctly annotating N-terminal regions.

He uses a few simple hand signals for duration, attack and pitch, and the musicians wanted to be sure they were interpreting the specifics correctly.

Classification criteria may help but currently, there is no single parameter that is sensitive or specific enough to correctly identify or subtype all SLE patients.

Variety specific models correctly identified 75 85% of immature tomatoes and 82 86% of mature green tomatoes in internal cross-validation, however external validation performance decreased when applied to predict maturities in a cultivar external to the training set.

Monofilament examination was 100% sensitive, 88% specific, and correctly classified 90% of participants (Table 2).

[14] In this subset, the tagging SNP rs3135391 was 100% sensitive and 100% specific for correctly calling HLA-DRB1*15:01.

Construction of the theoretical assessments was based on Professor Weidman's theories, such that a knowledge requirement was" encircled' by 20 issues/areas to determine whether knowledge/competence exists in the field as a whole (i.e., not whether participants answer the specific question correctly) [ 17].

Imaging with clinical and laboratory findings can correctly diagnosis specific granulomatous breast diseases.

Breast granulomatous are rare but can mimic breast carcinoma on imaging Imaging with clinical and laboratory findings can correctly diagnosis specific granulomatous breast diseases Recognition of the imaging findings allows appropriate pathological concordance and treatment.