Originally posted by travestyny
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Originally posted by travestyny
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Not a threshold test?

Labs had it at 80% and some 85% but as Dr Catlin points out, even below 80% can be used due to further studies that showed that the risk of false positive is low.
"In fact, the technology present at the UCLA LAB is so advanced that Dr Catlin testifies that the threshold could be even lower than the current 80% without risking a false-positive."
Nice twist.
I'm going by memory but I do remember that both sides called it a threshold test. Are you saying that they didn't?
Show me the link to this case. You seem to be going all over the place with this. Year 2014, 2003 or 2004. I want to be sure that we are discussing the same case and the same CAS (panel) statements.
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