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We have shown that the performance of high-grade tumour patients, with the sole exception of patient RH1 after surgery in Experiment 1, was always outside the accuracy cut-off scores of control subjects.

McCarthy's stylists get high marks for accuracy on cut and color a sort of corn silk, "green yellow" in the Crayola lexicon.

"There is no comparison for the accuracy of cut and the rich colors".

These discretization choices provide the necessary stability in the incompressible limit and the necessary accuracy in cut cells.

■ Levels of accuracy or cut-off desired in the calculation.

Accuracy on cut-cell meshes is demonstrated by comparing solutions to those on standard, boundary-conforming meshes.

Subgrid representation of the interface is achieved by allowing curvature of its constituent interfacial elements to obtain O(Δx3) accuracy in cut-cell volume, with attendant benefits in calculating cell- geometric features and interface curvature (O(Δx3)).

We evaluated accuracy for cut-off p-values of 0.01, 0.001 and 0.0001.

Sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, and cut-off point for IgG/IgM ratio were determined using Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) curve.

Another study by Trost et. al. [ 40] evaluated the classification accuracy of cut-points (including those showed in Table 2) using energy expenditure measured by indirect calorimetry.

Moreover, studies using different troponin assays with different accuracy and cut-off points have shown seemingly conflicting adverse results and large confidence intervals.