Thus, approximately half of the units showed frequency specificity of forward suppression in all conditions, and half of the units (16 units, 47%) showed a mix of effects, with some probe tone frequencies resulting in a significant bias of suppression towards them and others not.
As in the other studies focusing on costs e.g., [ 10, 59], our estimates are not totally applicable to other health care systems, because of the unavoidable country specificity of some data (e.g., unit costs) and methodologies used to conduct the study and perform the analyses.
This assay provides an analytical sensitivity of <1 colony-forming unit and a specificity of 100%.
The predator/conspecific contrast ratio values were then subtracted for each predator vs conspecific unit comparison, in a manner identical to the distance analysis described above, to determine if there was a correlation between the location of a unit and the specificity of response tuning.
The sensitivity and specificity of each of the 23 CpG units was sufficient for such discrimination (Table 1 and Figure 2A).
Using the cutoff value recommended by the manufacturer (11 Panbio units), sensitivity and specificity of IgM ELISA on paired sera were 90.8% and 55.1%.
Targeted biosynthesis of odd-chain fatty alcohols is very challenging in microbe, due to the specificity of fatty acids synthase for two-carbon unit elongation.
A cutoff level of cfDNA at baseline of 2.35 ng/μL had a sensitivity of 88% and a specificity of 94% for predicting intensive care unit mortality.
The choice of starter unit is governed by the substrate specificity of a distinct loading module.
Our panel of CpG units obtained a high sensitivity and specificity of ~80%, achieving a valuable balance between sensitivity and specificity in identifying high-risk samples.
