Background Reference intervals, which define an interval in which a specific proportion of measurements from a healthy population are expected to fall, are commonly used in medical …
A reference interval represents the normative range for measurements from a healthy population. It plays an important role in laboratory testing, as well as in differentiating healthy …
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Reference intervals, or reference ranges, aid medical decision‐making by containing a pre‐ specified proportion (eg, 95%) of the measurements in a representative healthy population …
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Biological variance among samples across different cohorts can pose challenges for the long-term validation of developed models. Data-driven normalization methods offer …
A reference interval represents the normative range for measurements from a healthy population. It can be interpreted as a prediction interval for a new individual from the overall …
Meta-analysis is an important and widely used tool for synthesizing information from multiple independent but related studies. While many meta-analyses, such as those of randomized …