Producing reliable equivalent versions of a test using CTT is difficult since reliability estimates are only useful for the sample on which a test is trialled and cannot be extended to other samples of students of differing proficiency (Alderson et al. [1995]).
In other words, the estimated sensitivity and specificity are not applicable to other passengers owing to the imposed selection criteria, and instead are only useful for the sample population that we examined.
Finally we conclude with a useful rule for the sampling rates.
As in some other cases of carcinoma (Takeuchi et al, 1997; Sugawara et al, 1999; reviewed by Arrand, 2000), the small viral RNAs, EBERs, which provide good markers for analysing EBV association in some other tumours, proved not equally useful for the breast samples.
This assumption is useful for sampling the posterior ancestor state among {– ATCG} given the reference species state (–, A, T, C or G).
Findings of this study will be useful for the optimal SWC sampling design.
This technique will be shown to be useful for sampling the waiting times taken from general PDFs.
This optical technique could be useful for the analysis of complex samples such as bacterial biofilms, environmental samples or non-culture bacteria (Cortizo and de Mele2000).
Sequence-signature-based methods, however, do not need the complete genomes or existing databases and thus, can potentially be very useful for the comparison of metagenomic samples using NGS read data.
2DE and MS analysis are useful for the analysis of human samples in a clinical research environment; they can be utilized when identifying the origins of samples of body fluids, analyzing protein phenotypes, monitoring disease processes, and searching for new disease markers.
