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FNR
(redirected from False Negative Rate)

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FNRFerredoxin NADP+ Reductase
FNRFalse Negative Rate
FnRFind and Replace
FNRFor No Reason
FNRFord Nuclear Reactor
FNRFuture Net Revenue
FNRFriday Night Ride
FNRFlexible Numbering Register
FNRFrequency Normalization Response (RF tuner gain calibration technique)
FNRFixed Network Reconfiguration
FNRFumarate Nitrate Reductase Regulation


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It is intuitively obvious that protective-value is reduced by false negatives: the higher the false negative rate, the greater the likelihood that individuals with an impairment will escape detection and be charged a premium lower than appropriate for their risk.
The integrated model gave a lower false negative rate than any single component for both training and testing sets.
[5] Definitions for sensitivity, specificity, false positive rate, false negative rate, positive predictive rate, and negative predictive rate are derived from the Standards for Tests and Measurements in Physical Therapy Practice.
 
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