<p>Each line represents the difference between the Jaffe result and enzymatic result. The vertical lines indicate the decision limit and two standard deviations of the difference (Jaffe-enzymatic) due to measurement imprecision at the decision limit. The arrows are directed from the enzymatic result toward the Jaffe result (the Jaffe result is greater than enzymatic when arrows point from left to right). Heavy lines indicate statistically significant discordances (i.e., greater than two standard deviations of the analytical variation) and light lines indicate nonsignificant discordances.</p
<p>Pairwise comparisons to distinguish the “suspects” from POAG and healthy controls.</p
<p>Comparison of standard curves generated by urine or enzyme standards to water standard curve.</p
1. The purpose of comparing two methods of measurement of a continuous biological variable is to unc...
<p>The inner lines (maroon) are the limits of analytical variation and the outer (black) lines are t...
<p>We calculated the discordance rate for each zone by dividing the number of discordances at a deci...
<p>The red line displays the mean difference, representing the bias between the methods. The green l...
<p>Significant differences (pointed by arrows) between the analyzed groups when comparing the measur...
<p>A comparison of the creatinine measurements that were obtained enzymatically (MELD-E) and accordi...
<p>The horizontal reference lines show zero difference, the average difference between the measureme...
<p>Signal comparisons were Red—White (R—W), Yellow—Red (Y—R), and White—Yellow (W—Y). The dotted lin...
<p>(A) Plots of differences between method-specific control and experimental curves shown in Figure ...
<p>Comparison of antibody analyses results between Enzygnost and Immunozym using the cutoffs defined...
The dotted lines represent the upper and lower 95% limits of agreement (mean difference ± 1.96 × sta...
In panels A and B the x-axis depicts the mean of two methods being compared and the y-axis depicts t...
<p>Column 3 is the difference between the observed scores. Column 4 indicates whether the observed d...
<p>Pairwise comparisons to distinguish the “suspects” from POAG and healthy controls.</p
<p>Comparison of standard curves generated by urine or enzyme standards to water standard curve.</p
1. The purpose of comparing two methods of measurement of a continuous biological variable is to unc...
<p>The inner lines (maroon) are the limits of analytical variation and the outer (black) lines are t...
<p>We calculated the discordance rate for each zone by dividing the number of discordances at a deci...
<p>The red line displays the mean difference, representing the bias between the methods. The green l...
<p>Significant differences (pointed by arrows) between the analyzed groups when comparing the measur...
<p>A comparison of the creatinine measurements that were obtained enzymatically (MELD-E) and accordi...
<p>The horizontal reference lines show zero difference, the average difference between the measureme...
<p>Signal comparisons were Red—White (R—W), Yellow—Red (Y—R), and White—Yellow (W—Y). The dotted lin...
<p>(A) Plots of differences between method-specific control and experimental curves shown in Figure ...
<p>Comparison of antibody analyses results between Enzygnost and Immunozym using the cutoffs defined...
The dotted lines represent the upper and lower 95% limits of agreement (mean difference ± 1.96 × sta...
In panels A and B the x-axis depicts the mean of two methods being compared and the y-axis depicts t...
<p>Column 3 is the difference between the observed scores. Column 4 indicates whether the observed d...
<p>Pairwise comparisons to distinguish the “suspects” from POAG and healthy controls.</p
<p>Comparison of standard curves generated by urine or enzyme standards to water standard curve.</p
1. The purpose of comparing two methods of measurement of a continuous biological variable is to unc...