Analytical sensitivity of a method generally refers to: from CLIA General Laboratory Review, presented by MediaLab

CLIA: General Laboratory / Misc.

Ungraded Practice Question

Analytical sensitivity of a method generally refers to:

Please select the single best answer

	Its ability to measure only what is being assayed
	Its ability to measure high concentrations of analytes
	It not being affected by interfering substances
	Its ability to measure low concentrations of analytes

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