Sentence examples for the estimates of tests from inspiring English sources

This makes the inclusion of the ln x ij offset term unfeasible and also leads to bias in the estimates of tests of significance of selection between parr and migrant stage.

Excluding the 25 cows originating from AMS herds did not result in any notable differences on the estimates of test accuracy.

6 7 If not all patients undergoing testing are included in the final analysis, for example, or if only healthy controls are included, the estimates of test accuracy may not reflect the performance of the test in clinical applications.

The estimates of test coverage for hepatitis C (54% and 62%) among drug users in Denmark used two different methods but both were higher than a 42% test coverage reported among drug users in Scotland, suggesting that our national hepatitis C prevalence estimates could be too low [ 25].

The posterior medians represent the estimates of diagnostic test performance when each test was used independently in the absence of a known reference test.

Hence, the estimates of both test accuracy and prevalence are strongly biased due to disease misclassification by the imperfect gold standard.

Simulations results were firstly displayed on Figure 1, illustrating for each simulated scenario, the power estimates of tests with alternative hypotheses corresponding to the different NUA models tested.

We critically review the estimates of Ne by testing hypotheses that the sampled population is a mixed stock.

The improvements were constant across all sample sizes because the sample size only affected the variance estimates of test datasets which were not used for these prior-only methods.

The summary estimates of test performance of LR2, SRs and RMI were similar irrespective of whether it was estimated using pooled data or meta-analysis.

The validation sample size has to be large enough to yield sufficiently narrow confidence intervals around the point estimates of test performance.