Within-day and between-day repeatability of measurements with an electronic nose in patients with COPD
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Summary
In patients with stable COPD, the e-nose used in this study has acceptable within-day and between-day repeatability which varies between different sensors, which is considered acceptable for repeatability.
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- article
- Published
- 2013-02-27
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- 76
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Keywords
Repeatability, Intraclass correlation, COPD, Exhalation, Exhaled nitric oxide
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