1 plisol and Tubersol) may have a high rate of false-positive reactions.

2 te infection, rheumatoid factor often causes false-positive reactions.

3  nontreponemal test result was shown to be a false-positive reaction by nonreactive Treponema pallidu

4 disease was 100% (95% CI, 97%-100%), with no false-positive reactions from 125 control individuals, i

5 ated responses, which may be of relevance to false-positive reactions in photopatch testing.

6 nactivation is a simple step that eliminates false-positive reactions in the B-cell flow cytometry cr

7 for the detection of pneumococci can lead to false-positive reactions in the presence of P-LVS.

8                         In no instance was a false-positive reaction observed.

9                                              False-positive reactions occur because of sample contami

10                                         Most false-positive reactions resulted with Ehrlichia chaffee

11 1) in a PCR-EIA detection matrix and gave no false-positive reactions with 33 species of Acremonium,

12 que for T-cell crossmatching but is prone to false-positive reactions with B cells.

13                                          The false-positive reactions with the ProSpecT assay occurre

14                       Although the extent of false-positive reactions with these kits cannot be calcu