Methodological study demonstrates accurate ovulation detection via urinary hormones in women, indicating reliable cycle tracking despite intermittent sampling.
A combined hierarchical algorithm using precise and accurate markers allows maximal use of available data for efficient and objective identification of ovulation using daily specimens. In intermittent sampling designs, the presence and the timing of ovulation can be estimated with good sensitivity, specificity and accuracy.
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