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The experimental treatments included three inflow rates (high, moderate, and low, with average rates of 6.91 l s−1 m−1, 4.95 l s−1 m−1, and 2.81 l s−1 m−1, respectively) and three cut-off ratios (CRs) arranged in three replications at the CAS Ecological Agricultural Experiment Station in Nanpi, Hebei Province, China.
For this (non-parametric) calculation, the farms are arranged in the descending order of the predicted probability ρ̅ i, which acts as the cut-off point for distinguishing between positive and negative farms.
Knowledge development was secured through seminars and clinical supervision arranged for partaking offices continuously throughout the project period (Heltne and Steinsvåg 2010), however, without including any cut-off for pre- or post-criteria of the services.
As there are no generally recognized cut-off values for the miRNAs analyzed in this work, different values were explored to arrange data (including mean, median and tertiles).
The serum total and free PSA levels of 30 healthy women were arranged in sequence from the lowest to highest and the marker concentrations of the 28th woman were accepted as cut-off values (specificity 93.3%).
Results suggest that the cut-off reinforced concrete beam design does not meet the standard design codes and that if no extra shear reinforcement is arranged in the curtailed region, the beam may be subject to brittle failure.
No cut-off value applies.
