Sentence examples for a hard cutoff from inspiring English sources

We present a new approach, based on the Fβ measure, that is similar to manual thresholding in providing a hard cutoff, but has the advantage of being determined objectively.

Florida's test has a hard cutoff at 70 on the IQ test and does not take into account the standard error of measurement.

Using a hard cutoff performed relatively poorly unless it accurately reflected the underlying disease model; aside from that, a slightly higher allele frequency threshold generally worked better.

This number of iterations should not be viewed as a hard cutoff and should be driven to some extent at least by the additional biological information being gained.

Since the weighted density is a continuous function of position and number of sites, we used this continuous version of a threshold to reduce irrelevant background rather than a hard cutoff.

The permutation test was also run with a harder cutoff (false discovery rate q<0.05 by the Benjamin Hochberg adjustment for multiple testing) with a similar result (P<0.032).

However, any hard cutoff is not perfect and so we encourage, and are performing ourselves, further manual inspection of results for a given gene identified as pathogen-associated before pursuing further in depth analysis of the gene of interest.

However, the ways to define associated genes have not been standardized yet, although all adopt a pre-defined hard cutoff.

The threshold can by default be a user-specified hard cutoff, or else be automatically determined for each spectrum (recommended for top-down datasets).

It can also be noticed that by using a hard threshold cutoff in the wavelet-based denoising, denoised peak signal tends to have a lower intensity than true peak signal.

The 15-second hard cutoff is perfect for teens because it keeps the matches quick and exciting, but safe at the same time to prevent cyberbullying and threats.