In a calculated prevalence range of 0.1–100% of diagnosed myocardial infarctions, a PPV of an elevated hs-cTnI test result that would correctly rule-in an MI would be higher than that of an elevated hs-cTnT test result, while the NPV would be equivalent for both tests (Figure 2). Here, TNNI3 is linked to myocardial infarction.