Sentence examples for a low cut off from inspiring English sources

A low cut off has been used for most reported diagnostic assays.

Filters were set at a low cut off of 0.53 Hz and a high cut off of 30 Hz. Recordings were notch filtered offline at 50 Hz.

The UV Visible transmittance analysis shows that SR method grown IMLT single crystal possesses good transmittance in the entire visible region with a low cut-off wavelength at 240 nm.

Besides the difference of high frequency cutoff point compared with metal-SPP, it was found that there exists a low cut-off frequency, below which SPP could not be supported by the meta-material.

It would be interesting to know if both methods–structure guided consensus concept with a low cut-off of 50% and applying our five criteria would lead to the same results for thermostabilization when transferred to another Udh.

While a value of 1.2 is considered a low cut-off for fold change in microarrays, it is an accepted cut-off which with statistical significance, is likely to be validated by real-time PCR[37].

The high prevalence could potentially be explained by defining effusion with a low cut-off (i.e. 4 mm).

Using a low cut-off algorithm-based prediction, we selected 256 potential HLA-A3 ligands from four melanoma-associated proteins.

Accordingly, in a context of high prevalence, a low cut-off value could therefore be used (for example 30% OD).

We chose a low cut-off indicating mood disorders and not a clinical relevant cut-off screening for major depression.

If a low cut-off qvalue is selected many incorrect term pairs are included, but few correct term pairs are excluded.