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Passing‐Bablok regression plot comparing UF‐5000 to <t>OsmoPro</t> osmometer. The continuous line represents the equality line, and the dotted lines represent allowable difference ± 28.3% interval
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Passing‐Bablok regression plot comparing UF‐5000 to OsmoPro osmometer. The continuous line represents the equality line, and the dotted lines represent allowable difference ± 28.3% interval

Journal: Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis

Article Title: Evaluation of conductivity‐based osmolality measurement in urine using the Sysmex UF5000

doi: 10.1002/jcla.23586

Figure Lengend Snippet: Passing‐Bablok regression plot comparing UF‐5000 to OsmoPro osmometer. The continuous line represents the equality line, and the dotted lines represent allowable difference ± 28.3% interval

Article Snippet: For comparison, 270 random urine specimens from patients were tested simultaneously using the UF5000 and the OsmoPro micro‐osmometer (Advanced instruments).

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A, Bland‐Altman relative difference plot of 270 random urine specimens for measuring osmolality by the UF‐5000 and the OsmoPro assay. The continuous line represents the mean difference. The broken lines (blue) represent 95% limit of agreement (LoA) from the mean. The broken lines (gray) represent allowable difference for comparative methods. B, Bland‐Altman absolute difference plot of 270 random urine specimens for measuring osmolality by the UF‐5000 and the OsmoPro assay. The continuous line represents the mean difference. The broken lines (blue) represent 95% limit of agreement (LoA) from the mean. The broken lines (gray) represent allowable difference for comparative methods

Journal: Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis

Article Title: Evaluation of conductivity‐based osmolality measurement in urine using the Sysmex UF5000

doi: 10.1002/jcla.23586

Figure Lengend Snippet: A, Bland‐Altman relative difference plot of 270 random urine specimens for measuring osmolality by the UF‐5000 and the OsmoPro assay. The continuous line represents the mean difference. The broken lines (blue) represent 95% limit of agreement (LoA) from the mean. The broken lines (gray) represent allowable difference for comparative methods. B, Bland‐Altman absolute difference plot of 270 random urine specimens for measuring osmolality by the UF‐5000 and the OsmoPro assay. The continuous line represents the mean difference. The broken lines (blue) represent 95% limit of agreement (LoA) from the mean. The broken lines (gray) represent allowable difference for comparative methods

Article Snippet: For comparison, 270 random urine specimens from patients were tested simultaneously using the UF5000 and the OsmoPro micro‐osmometer (Advanced instruments).

Techniques:

Comparison of OsmoPro and UF‐5000 assays for measurement of urine osmolality

Journal: Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis

Article Title: Evaluation of conductivity‐based osmolality measurement in urine using the Sysmex UF5000

doi: 10.1002/jcla.23586

Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison of OsmoPro and UF‐5000 assays for measurement of urine osmolality

Article Snippet: For comparison, 270 random urine specimens from patients were tested simultaneously using the UF5000 and the OsmoPro micro‐osmometer (Advanced instruments).

Techniques: