The aim of this systematic review with meta-analysis is to examine the predictive value of the test to identify individuals at risk in falling in the community using the frequently cited cut-off of ≥13.5 seconds.
The commonly cited cut-off score of ≥13.5 seconds used to identify individuals at high risk of falls was first described by Shumway-Cook and colleagues in 2000 [ 47].
Colonel Ethish said he had seen evidence that mercenaries were used in the early days of the conflict, but he refused to say exactly where they were from, citing diplomatic efforts to cut off Colonel Qaddafi from his allies.
Yeakel also cited the fact that the Department of Health and Human Services cut off all Medicaid funding for family planning to Texas because of the new law, which could jeopardize the entire program.
At the time of use no recommended cut off values were cited by the manufacturer.
He cites Egypt: "The internet was being cut off and telephones were cut off and communication across the country got much more difficult.
Last week, Moody's Investors Service downgraded Nissho Iwai's senior debt ratings to B2 from B1 with a negative outlook, citing concerns that Japanese banks may cut off funds to highly indebted firms.
Of the roughly 18,000 children under five who die every day – 6.6 million children under five died in 2012 – a disproportionate number are from areas of cites or the countryside that are cut off from services because of poverty or geography.
Others say 'I have papers from my doctor' or 'Here, I have my meds".' When British regulators shut down Chiron Corporation's Liverpool factory on Oct. 5, citing concerns about bacterial contamination, they cut off about half the supply of flu vaccine the United States normally receives, or 46 million to 48 million doses.
When France Telecom and Level 3 temporarily cut off Cogent three years ago they cited an unreasonable balance in traffic flows.
Former, because in July the university unceremoniously cut off financing for the program, citing budget constraints.
