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#141

Histograms can be used for representing _____ scale data that forms continuous categories

#142

Measurements that are consistent with each other but far from the true value demonstrate _____ precision and low accuracy.

#143

A positive likelihood ratio > _____ indicates a highly specific test.

#144

_____ is decreased by systematic error in a test

#145

Publication bias ('the file drawer effect') is a systematic error of _____ that results from only using published studies

#146

The _____ rate of a test is equal to 1 - specificity

#147

In order to determine a confidence interval of a _____ at a given alpha value, the standard deviation, and sample size are also necessary

#148

Measurements that are widely scattered (poor reproducibility) but have a mean value close to the true value represent _____ precision and high accuracy.

#149

When lowering the cutoff point for a disease, the _____ and NPV will increase

#150

A set of measurements that are widely scattered and far from the true value is an example of _____ precision and low accuracy.

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