Our study using MVD in long course RTX reveals a very defined cut off and appears to have great prognostic potential.
If the resulting SNR is higher than a study defined cut off value (for example, SNR ≥2), then the resonance at approximately 3.2 ppm is assumed to correspond to tCho.
We don't have a defined cut-off point for grades and test scores — though, of course, we look at them.
Like some US states, five European countries employ per se laws, which prosecute a driver if his body fluid surpasses a defined cut-off concentration (Gjerde et al. [2011a]; Vindenes et al. [2012]; Wolff and Johnston [2014]).
The test should be simple, safe, precise and validated with a defined cut-off level.
Combined with a defined cut-off value this may impact upon the estimated proportion of overweight and obesity.
We compared the agreement between this judgement and the assessment derived from a defined cut-off point of the self-administered MRS total score.
Two residues are considered in contact if a pair of (any) atoms belonging to two residues is closer than a defined cut-off distance.
Women with a risk above a defined cut-off (for example, 1 300) were to be offered an invasive diagnostic procedure (chorionic villus sampling or amniocentesis).
Likelihood ratios is the ratio of the probability of finding people who will need nursing home placement to the probability of predicting those patients who will not be at risk of nursing home placement using a defined cut-off score.
A defined cut-off level for normal values of serum CAIX has not been determined yet and conflicting results have been published concerning CAIX serum levels in healthy males and females.
