Examples of using False negative in English and their translations into Italian
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cancers arising after false negative HPV tests may be unexpected and difficult to explain.
since to do so would require knowledge of false negative screening results.
consider the missing data point a potential false negative.
A Mantoux test during the period of the disease and immediately after it can show both a false positive and a false negative result.
the missing data point should be considered a potential false negative.
In hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, a false negative pathological diagnosis is common,
it is important that a well-validated and robust methodology is chosen to avoid false negative or false positive determinations.
it is important that a well-validated and robust methodology is chosen to minimise false negative or false positive determinations.
The virus happened to mutate exactly within which produced a false negative. the target sequence of my PCR primers.
The virus happened to mutate exactly within which produced a false negative. the target sequence of my PCR primers.
(2006) reported 4.5% false negative CIN2-3 cases, which they quote
In view of the false negative rate of FNA(5-8% false negative rate reported), thoracotomy is considered
which depends on the false negative rate, and specificity, which depends on the false positive rate.
of my PCR primers, which produced a false negative.
Often, too little healthy tissue is taken around the site which leaves the possibility for a false negative.
It is important that a well-validated and robust methodology is chosen to avoid false negative or false positive determinations.
douche can lead to false negative results.
laboratory tests such as the Widal test may give a false negative result due to the test's poor sensitivity and specificity.
Conventional smears have been shown to be at risk for false negative reports if the cells are small, pale or few in number(Mitchell& Medley 1995;