Sentence examples for below the clinical threshold from inspiring English sources

They scored below the clinical threshold on the SDQ, SCQ, and CPRS-R (Table  1).

Increasing attention in recent years has been given to "sub-threshold anxiety," namely anxiety which is below the clinical threshold.

TD controls all scored below the clinical threshold for conduct problems and below 45 on the ICU.

Meanwhile, the signals for the 5 healthy samples were below the clinical threshold, indicating that the AuNP-based immunoassay provides 100% sensitivity and 100% specificity for PSA.

Arbitrary categories tend to ignore the substantial risks contributed by these factors below the clinical threshold, that is, even within the so-called normal range; and (3) the problem of higher blood sugar levels compared with those of other studies.

This suggests that genetic alterations in DNA polymerase-γ are not normally deleterious, but that certain conditions such as NRTI treatment may push mitochondrial activity below the clinical threshold, causing pathogenic dysfunction [ 33].

These two classes are statistically distinct as well as clinically meaningful because the means of the seven repeated measures of HbA1c in the poorer control class were all greater than 7%, whereas the corresponding means in the better control class were all below 7%, the clinical threshold commonly used to designate acceptable glycemic control.

Furthermore, the distribution of T2 signal within the healthy population is skewed and hence high T2 values, even below 92 ms (the clinical threshold), are rare in healthy individuals [Bartlett et al., 2002].

ADHD boys scored above the clinical threshold for hyperactive-impulsive/inattentive symptoms on the strengths and difficulties questionnaire for parents (SDQ; Goodman and Scott 1999) and the Conners' Parent Rating Scale (CPRS-R; Conners et al. 1998), and below a clinical threshold on the social communication questionnaire (SCQ; Rutter et al. 2003; Table  1).

It is not clear if the semi-immune status of adults, in which parasites are present at below clinical threshold, is the result of cumulative exposure to Plasmodium falciparum or reflects an underlying difference between adult and infant immunity.

Possible transformations that might be possible from data anticipated to be analysed in this review would also include extrapolation of the number of fewer behaviour problems per week for children whose parents receive a parent skills training programme or the likelihood of a parent moving below a clinical threshold for depression.