The phrase "a range of cut off" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The project has a range of cut-off dates for submissions that must be adhered to."
Alternatives: "a variety of cut-off" or "a selection of cut-off".
Main Outcome Measures: Responsiveness was evaluated by using receiver-operating characteristic curves, with the analysis repeated for a range of cut-off points on the global perceived effect scale.
A range of cut-off value combinations were assessed.
The predictions from the GLMs were converted to estimates of whether the gene is involved in a process for a range of cut-off values.
A range of cut-off values can be iterated through to control for different false positive and false negative error rates.
To determine the cut-off frequency, we first filtered the raw data separately across a range of cut-off frequencies (varying between 1 Hz and the Nyquist frequency in 1 Hz steps).
Table 4 shows the numbers of patients who died or survived classified according to a range of cut-off values.
From these the proportion of housing units built since a range of cut-off points was calculated, most relevant to the years of incidence covered was 1990.
We calculated the sensitivity and specificity of detecting retraction for a range of cut-off thresholds of discrepancy count, and the odds ratio for retraction above these thresholds.
2. Examine the factor structure of Greek EPDS. 3. Evaluate the sensitivity, specificity and predictive values of Greek EPDS over a range of cut-off scores.
However, a range of cut-off values need to be considered for this approach and the cut-off value found most suitable in this study was 0.25 for EDL933 and MG1655, and 0.2 for the Sakai data set.
