Sentence examples for based on cutoff values from inspiring English sources

Titers <50 were considered negative based on cutoff values established with sera from mice not infected with WNV.

Effects were considered small, medium and large based on cutoff values of.01,.059 and.138 respectively.

BNP levels were evaluated both as a continuous variable and as a categorical variables (based on cutoff values).

Because positive results are based on cutoff values determined by test manufacturers, a positive result is consistent with current, recent, or distant exposure.

Dichotomized serostatus (positive or negative) were defined by NHANES based on cutoff values (mMU ml−1): ⩾16, ⩾20, ⩾20, and ⩾24 for types 6, 11, 16, and 18, respectively.

Based on cutoff values of these parameters (skewness absolute value greater than 0.6, fraction of RNAs greater than 15%) and enrichment in eRNAs, motif classes were defined as i) associated with eRNAs, ii) associated with intracellular RNAs.

Status values for phosphorylated membrane erbB2 were based on true cutoff values where the cutoff value was zero (no detectable immunostaining), whereas for phosphorylated nuclear AKT the median value was chosen.

In addition, optimal cutoff values were chosen and based on these cutoff values, sensitivity and specificity was calculated for the respective biomarker.

Protein homologs were identified based on stringent cutoff values (E-values < 10-40), and on the score to sequence length ratio according to David et al. (2008) [ 31].

Furthermore the number of positive findings only deviates slightly from expected values based on percentile cutoff values.

The introduction of two high-throughput portals has provided an opportunity for a comparison between the traditional interpretation model, based on analyte cutoff values, and one based on the scores of the R4S interpretive tools.