Sentence examples for based on a cut from inspiring English sources

Wang and Elhag (2006) developed a non-linear programming solution procedure using a fuzzy TOPSIS method based on a cut level concept.

Firstly, participants were selected with a definition of depression based on a cut point drawn from a depression severity scale.

The dependent variable was caseness based on a cut off score of 7/8 on the SRQ 20 scores.

Besides the inclinometer function, the AG also discriminates between static posture (lying, sitting and standing) and activity based on a cut point of 100 counts on the vertical axis.

For some analyses, derived measures based on a cut point are used; for example, "frequent mental distress (FMD)" is defined as 14 or more mentally unhealthy days reported by a respondent [ 23].

Adaptive refinement usually involves refining or enriching a fraction of mesh elements by one level based on a cut-off criterion, requiring several costly intermediate solutions before a mesh that yields an acceptable solution is obtained.

Our approach is therefore based on a cut-&-paste strategy whereupon the full 3-D inversion needs to be applied only to those parts of the survey where the 1-D inversion actually fails.

The associations between markers and the target traits were declared as significant based on a cut-off criteria of q FDR <0.05.

Each gene was given a score (noted as Si) based on a cut-off for the combinations of the two criteria (see Supplement Table S1 for scoring).

A gene showing over-expression in a subgroup of disease samples based on a cut-off threshold is defined as an outlier (Figure 1).

Based on a cut-off point identified in the HIV-uninfected individuals [34], we found that the sensitivity and specificity of the IFN-γ assay based on RD1 selected peptides among the HIV-infected individuals were 42.9% and 78.9% respectively if evaluated on the whole population (Table 2).