Expect values (E values) of 0.001 and bit scores of 30 were used as the minimum allowed cut off.
In AD, it has been shown that quantification or parametric measurements of amyloid load are fundamental since they allow cut off scores for a better differentiation between normal subjects, preclinical AD, and AD individuals [ 21, 22, 30].
This allows cut-off criteria to be varied in order to include well characterized responsive genes and mechanistic significance in the context of observed phenotypes, without violating any assumptions.
Many other putative orthologs did not allow cut-offs with this high stringency, therefore, for all other groups, top hits with E values of < 10-40 were used.
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Last October, a federal appeals court ruled that Texas is allowed to cut off funding for Planned Parenthood clinics, which provide health services to low-income women.
The other vote that Mr. Reid has allowed would cut off debate on an amendment that would reauthorize the Export-Import Bank, a government entity that helps finance foreign purchases of American.
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