Sentence examples for specific specificity from inspiring English sources

A score of 4 was found to be sensitive of poor outcome (sensitivity 0.84), while a score of 8 was specific (specificity 0.92).

However, in case one prefers to be specific (specificity ≥80%) a cutoff duration of 60 minutes is preferable.

Predictions for proteins located in cytoplasm, cytoskeleton, and ER were highly specific (specificity 93.4 99.7%) with a MCC value of 0.42 0.46.

Predictions for proteins located in Golgi apparatus, lysosome, peroxisome were also highly specific (specificity > 99%) but with a very low sensitivity (0.5 4.5%).

Our results showed that combining PCT, CRP and temperature D0 was discriminant (highest AUC = 0.90) and highly specific (specificity of 97%).

Using this instrument with a cut point of 50 is less likely to generate false positives and has been reported to be highly specific (specificity, 99%), while less sensitive (60%) [ 30].

This was sought as a simple approach to rapidly obtain sustained in vivo production of antibodies with specific specificities.

A possible mechanism for this homocysteine-specific specificity involving the formation of a homocysteine-induced six-membered ring sandwich structure was proposed and confirmed for the first time by time-dependent fluorescence spectra, ESI-MS and EPR.

Blankenburg termed this phenomenon the "non-specific specificity".

This is slightly lower than the breast-specific specificity of 61 % on the test set (Fig.  3a).

How might this bear on the central conclusion of the Abstract and Discussion, regarding the apparent family-specific specificity?