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Having treated women at different thresholds of psychological and physical suffering, Mukwege has been a prime witness to rape used as a weapon of war.

The curve describes the association between sensitivity and specificity at different thresholds of APP in predicting mortality.

For each of 4×4 combinations of the parameters, an ROC curve was produced by plotting sensitivity against 1-specificity in detecting the preset informative voxels at different thresholds of discriminative weights.

The performance measures were checked at different thresholds of SVM scores ranging from −1.0 to 1.0 and the threshold where the model yielded the best ones was used for further predictions by the model.

A similar distribution is observed for ML trees at different thresholds of confidence (Fig. 3).

Three studies compared the cost-effectiveness of screening at different thresholds of TB incidence in the country of origin.

The variable amplitude cyclic tests allowed quantifying the strength degradation induced by cyclic actions, while the constant amplitude low-cycle fatigue tests enabled to investigate the fatigue capacity at different threshold of plastic strain and to determine the strain-number of cycles (i.e. ε-N) curves.

The mathematical model proposed here uses different sources of information to predict the probability of organ survival at different thresholds for each donor recipient pair considered.

Keeping the above criteria in mind we have developed an algorithm (see materials and methods) that can reliably and quickly calculate a hierarchical set of RPs at different thresholds for cellular organisms (archaea, bacteria, and eukaryota).

The performance of POC glucose and the two Indian diabetes scores was further assessed at different thresholds for defining the high risk of undiagnosed diabetes (i.e., POC glucose [mmol/l] <5 vs. ≥5; <5.6 vs. ≥5.6; <6.1 vs. ≥6.1; <7 vs. ≥7) and the recommended thresholds for the Indian risk scores (i.e., Mohan's score <60 vs. ≥60; Ramachandran's score ≤21 vs. >21) (9, 13).

Figure  3 also presents a cost-effectiveness acceptability curve, in which the probability of the intervention being cost-effective was estimated at different thresholds values of cost per QALY.