Sentence examples for below cut off from inspiring English sources

Overall, BM M/PMN was always below cut off for abnormalities.

When the patient gets a score below cut off on three or more scales, metacognitive deficits are prominent and the patient meets the inclusion criteria.

CsU patients with above cut off IgE-anti-TPO levels (IgE-anti-TPO+) were indistinguishable from those with below cut off levels (IgE-anti-TPO–) in terms of age, gender ratio, duration or severity of disease and total IgE serum levels.

As shown in Fig.  5b, almost no pigs produced the positive humoral response against CSFV and the antibody titers were low below cut off value.

Our current clinical standard operating procedure calls for weak signals (below cut off, but visible) to be considered positive if the weak signal is detected along with other genotypes detected above the cut off.

An IP-10 test was defined positive if: the antigen-dependent response was ≥455 pg/ml, negative if <455 pg/ml and the mitogen-induced response was ≥200 pg/ml, and indeterminate if both antigen-dependent and mitogen-induced responses were below cut off.

This reflects the deliberately high representation of women scoring above the cut-off (601 of those surveyed) who had a mean EPDS of 16.29 955% CI, 16.00 16.58) compared to a mean of 5.26 (95% CI, 4.92 5.59) for the 319 who scored below cut-off.

The relative risks for death on comparing DrotAA (n = 850) with placebo (n = 840) were generated above and below cut offs.

Specific IgG antibody levels in seropositive bulls fluctuated over time, at times falling below cut-off level.

One solution will always exist for x = 0, corresponding to the single remaining mode below cut-off.

Genes were scored as over-expressed or under-expressed if their value was respectively above or below cut-off values of fold-change respect to mean value.