Hmm OK. So I still don't get how they'd be correctly allocated to us?
The thing is with the walk in tests is I don't think you do enter them, from what I remember from doing them before. They match it all up for you.
Does anyone have a view on the likelihood of it being a false positive as the line was faint?
My understanding of this is that lateral flow tests aren't super sensitive (like PCR) hence the guidance being any line at all for T.
And false negatives are much more likely than false positives, so statistically speaking it's more likely the negative lateral flow tests didn't pick it up?
Hmm OK. So I still don't get how they'd be correctly allocated to us?
The thing is with the walk in tests is I don't think you do enter them, from what I remember from doing them before. They match it all up for you.
Does anyone have a view on the likelihood of it being a false positive as the line was faint?
My understanding of this is that lateral flow tests aren't super sensitive (like PCR) hence the guidance being any line at all for T.
And false negatives are much more likely than false positives, so statistically speaking it's more likely the negative lateral flow tests didn't pick it up?