Enzyme Test Sensitivity is a diagnostic metric that quantifies the proportion of true positive detections of an enzyme-related condition relative to all actual positive cases, distinguishing it from other performance measures by its focus on the test’s ability to correctly identify the presence of the targeted enzymatic abnormality.
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