Sentence examples for undergo reference from inspiring English sources

For the second group, we assumed that women who screened negative and did not undergo reference standard were disease free.

Studies scored "no" if some of the patients did not undergo the reference standard and the selection of patients to receive the reference standard was not random.

However, because it would be inefficient to derive a prediction model in a low prevalence population only (since most patients will not undergo the reference standard), we also included databases with patients referred for catheter based coronary angiography.

The objective of this investigation is to examine the effect of rotary inertia on the dynamics of initially curved plates that undergo large reference displacements.

All selected candidates will, therefore, undergo rigorous reference and background checks.

At each point indicated subjects will undergo a reference GFR measurement in addition to cystatin C and creatinine eGFRs and ACR.

All patients will undergo the reference standard test that consists of two determinations of the AARR (including the AARR of the screening test) plus the results of the SIT.

Third, the entire sample of patients will undergo a reference standard – either surgery or MRA since to include only those patients who undergo surgery is to include those more likely to test positive on a physical examination test, providing an overestimate the sensitivity of the test.

If the screening test is positive, the participant undergoes a reference test, which is used to make the diagnosis.

Second, selection of patients with a negative reference test result as 'controls' may lead to inclusion of controls that correspond to a different clinical domain, i.e. patients who underwent the reference test but not necessarily because they were similarly suspected of the target condition [ 16, 17].

Subjects are not always selected on their initial suspicion of having the disease but often on the true presence or absence of the disease among those who underwent the reference test in routine care practice, which merely reflects a cross-sectional case-control design [ 3, 4].