The thing about data sheets is you have to watch out for your own assumptions when reading them. If it doesn't explicitly say it'll do X... it won't, no matter how common it is in other parts of the same type.

It might help but you have to be the backstop when it comes to the final call. Measuring the false positive/false negative rate could be tedious, but it's important to have a good estimate of, in order to use it wisely.