Typically prevalence estimates yielded with the self-labelling approach are lower than those based on behavioral experience methods [ 47], so we used a broad cut-off for frequency of bullying experience ("now and then" to "many times a week").
From American Express's perspective, the decision to reduce its fees for Merivale was not capitulation, but part of a broader cut in fees it charges restaurants.
Techmeme tries to do this for technology blogs, but this is a broader cut that could turn up more surprising trends.
Sensitivity analyses were also conducted for a broader cut-off of screening symptom score (≥4.5, sensitivity 0.91, specificity 0.80 21), applying the same analyses as described previously.
Tornadoes cut a broad track of death and destruction through the southern US states on Sunday and Monday.
Nowadays, you can find her on the hilariously barbed sitcom "Difficult People," playing the mother of the comedian Julie Klausner, herself a high-anxiety broad cut from a similar cloth.
The new ax would sink deeper for a given blow while delivering a clean and broad cut; its smooth bit, more shock resistant than the former flaked edge, had less tendency to wedge in a cut.
The similarity in the pattern of results is interesting, given that our sample included adolescents who had not yet reached the age of risk of initiation or progression and that we took a relatively broad cut-off point in the quantity of use.
The report appeared in the men's magazine Nugget, and it is likely that his editor, mindful of a broad audience, cut the flammable fat to a minimum.
