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relative specificity

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relative specificity
n.
The specificity of a medical screening test as determined by comparison with an established test of the same type.


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Therefore, this indicates their relative specificity for human capital capabilities construct.
The relative specificity of PCT for bacterial infection is not necessarily a problem, however, because most infections associated with the development of severe sepsis are, in fact, bacterial.
It hypothesizes that a firm's preference between sell-off and layoff depends on the underlying transaction costs, which in turn are contingent on the relative specificity of physical and human assets.
 
 
 
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