(a) Specificity

The number of fecal samples submitted for FIT may affect the clinical sensitivity and specificity of the methodology.

The importance of increasing the specificity of the recommendations contained in the concluding observations comments in order to facilitate implementation and follow up in the field was recognized and the need for greater substantive input and advice from relevant agencies to enhance such specificity stressed.

In fact, the whole reason we use it is because it has semantic specificity.

Such alignment should be achieved over time and also take into account country specificity.

However, there are differences in the specificity with which the board's role is explained.

In doing so, remember that the vagueness versus specificity dilemma also applies to economic issues.

For example, and given their specificity, regulations may be more suitable for the items in paragraph (4) (e) (ii) to (xi) (which are accordingly presented in square brackets).

The Affirm VPIII test has a sensitivity of 87.7 and specificity of 96 and may be used for the rapid diagnosis of BV in symptomatic women.

It exists as over 50 different pathovars, many of which demonstrate a high degree of host plant specificity.

In a smaller study, Cuellar found a sensitivity of 79 and specificity of 55 , somewhat opposite results from Witting.

13. Reiterates its request to the Secretary General to ensure that translation, in principle, reflects the specificity of each language

15. Reiterates its request to the Secretary General to ensure that translation, in principle, reflects the specificity of each language

In the climate of scarcity that characterizes debt deflations, the specificity of bailout operations inevitably leads to intense political debate.

47. The question of specificity overlaps with the question of how the statute is to confer jurisdiction on a court.

State educational standards and general requirements for school programmes at various levels took into account the specificity of the various peoples and linguistic groups living within the Russian Federation.

However, the jury is still out on how the measure will be adopted by the target populations given their cultural specificity.

The specificity of the interactions between complementary base pairs make DNA a useful construction material, through design of its base sequences.

Too much specificity on some variables and too much vagueness with regard to others required a renegotiation of the arms for land agreement in El Salvador to make it implementable.

The specificity of the French situation is that the revolt is targeted against the state, and more precisely against the police forces.

There was support for the view that the meaning of the phrase expressly consented was ambiguous, and that it would be difficult to adequately protect the interests of third parties absent greater specificity.

At a time of reconciliation between Christianity and Judaism, a less Christian Europe has been more reluctant to consider the spiritual specificity of Israel.

Modelling error and lack of specificity mean that even the most sophisticated models may not allow farmers and growers to adapt to future changes.

It has been reported in another study that a maximal CIMT value of 0.956 mm had 85.7 sensitivity and 85.1 specificity to predict angiographic CAD.

Specific timetables for reaching the 2012 end state envisaged in the Moscow Treaty and greater specificity as to exactly what that end state will be (we admit a preference for the lower number) would be useful complements to the Treaty.

The Panel notes that the letters of credit do not indicate the goods purchased with the degree of specificity that might be expected in such documents.

(c) The need to give equal treatment to all forms of racism and discrimination while recognizing the singularity and specificity of each form of discrimination and racism

As this coordinator pointed out in her study, great specificity is required, because a charge or conviction of a terrorist crime may be used to justify, for example, denial of bail or enhanced sentences or special penalties.

FAS I often use improvisation as part of the script development process, because the actor can bring so much to the integrity of characterisation and specificity of language.

Neo conservatism thus cannot be reduced to advocacy of the free market or right wing populism, since its ideological specificity consists in the fusion of these contradictory outlooks.

The status quo is excused by Arab regimes in the name of cultural specificity the same pretext used by Western governments to justify their value free policies toward these regimes.

Ms. Hampson noted that, in situations of armed conflict, international humanitarian law had more detail regarding issues of detention whereas in non conflict situations human rights law had more specificity.

In the same way, Russo pointed out that those groups of people who feel uncomfortable with the language are the ones modifying it, in a natural movement toward precision and specificity.

A clinical prediction rule found that these four questions can diagnose PCOS with a sensitivity of 77.1 (95 confidence interval 62.7 88.0 ) and a specificity of 93.8 (95 CI 82.8 98.7 ).

9. Also reiterates its request to the Secretary General to ensure that translation, in principle, reflects the specificity of each language to the extent possible and that concordance in resolutions is achieved

CAMBRIDGE The lack of democracy in the Arab world results from an unholy alliance between Western interests and local autocrats, justified by what both sides claim to be the region s cultural specificity.

The Working Group may wish to bear in mind that electronic commerce legislation in certain systems defines the term electronic , or electronic means , or provide equivalent definitions, with varying levels of specificity.

Given this passage of time, can we afford to entertain the possibility that the mandate covering negotiation of an FMCT may exclude existing stocks as well as being devoid of specificity on verification?

(b) Requests the Council to urge the functional commissions and other relevant subsidiary bodies and follow up mechanisms, as appropriate, to contribute, in accordance with their mandates and taking into account their specificity, to the assessment

Intervention has now been broadened to include education, culture, sport, and ethnicity, in the belief that only citizens who receive equal education and training, and have their historical and cultural specificity recognized, can enjoy genuine equality.

Gender concerns should accordingly be mainstreamed in economic, social, political and civil rights in the work of the treaty bodies and in the United Nations system, including in the work of OHCHR, without losing sight of their specificity.

It should also be noted that the early warning system has weaknesses in identifying risks, threats and the special vulnerability of women and, therefore, to consider the specificity of gender violence within the framework of the armed conflict.

It was suggested that United Nations entities should develop a list of standard questions on issues relating to their mandates, although some concerns were raised that this might lead to greater uniformity, rather than country specificity, of recommendations.

It will also highlight that violence against women is being addressed with increasing specificity and focus on the continuum of such violence from the private to the public sphere across different forms of violence, as well as throughout the life cycle.

In particular, article 43 of the Press Law on abuse of the press' and article 410 of the Criminal Code on injury' lacked specificity and were overly broad, making it impossible to ascertain what sort of political speech remained permissible.