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It represents the underlying error rate of the assay.
by adenadel 8y ago
It represents the underlying error rate of the assay.
- glup 8y agoWhich seems pretty reasonable for a direct-to-consumer, cheap test, right? Noisy sensors = variability in reports.
- adenadel 8y agoIt's totally reasonable (and in line with my knowledge of a similar technology, DNA sequencing). Often the stochasticity comes from biomolecular processes rather than from the optics of the instrument.