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Significados de specificity en inglés

ruso
специфичность
portugués
especificidade
español
especificidad
catalán
especificitat

Proportion of actual negatives that are correctly identified as such by a binary classification test.

especificidad
Uso de specificity en inglés
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A new labeling procedure was used that showed improved specificity of labeling.
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Thus, high specificity and sensitivity are needed to improve diagnosis and treatment.
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Moreover, BMI and age predicted central BMD with similar sensitivity and specificity.
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However, PSA has low specificity and has led to numerous unnecessary biopsies.
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Western blotting was used to confirm specificity of the muscarinic antisera used.
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Sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, positive predictive value and negative predictive value were assessed.
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However, they appeared to lose their tissue specificity after a long-term culture.
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As a result, leukemia cells were inhibited with high effectivity and specificity.
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These studies demonstrate similar levels of specificity for the two biological tests.
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However, the mechanism of neuronal subtype specificity of disease phenotypes remains elusive.
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Yet, the structural basis for lesion bypass specificity is not well understood.
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Extremely rapid analysis is coupled with high sensitivity and high chemical specificity.
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In this study, patients with migraine were used to investigate acupoint specificity.
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Yet, the mechanisms that control this dual specificity of demethylation are unknown.
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A second mechanism is specificity of promoter expression in individual cell types.
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Contemporary research seeks to explain the striking organ specificity observed in metastasis.
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Translations for specificity
portugués
especificidade
Specificity a través del tiempo
Specificity por variante geográfica
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