Sentence examples for coefficient cut from inspiring English sources

For the interpretation purpose, we arbitrarily set the correction coefficient cut offs as indicated in Table 2.

Neither the pSF-12 PCS, the pUI nor the FES reached the intraclass correlation coefficient cut off of 0.7 that is generally considered acceptable agreement [ 24].

The quality of each univariate cox regression model was assessed using two statistics: the Wald statistic was used to determine the statistical significance of the derived coefficient (cut-off p value: 0.05), whereas the Akaike information criterion (AIC) was used to determine goodness of fit of the model [18].

Pearson correlation coefficient cut-off was 0.98 (both for ES+ and ES-) between each gene-pair.

Our threshold p-value produced a correlation coefficient cut-off value of 0.68.

A Pearson correlation coefficient cut-off threshold of r ≥ 0.85 was selected and an undirected network graph of these data was generated.

and its plugin "Enrichment Analyzer" with the following cut-offs: similarity coefficient cut-off 0.1, p-value cut-off 0.05 and FDR cut-off 0.25 [ 88, 89].

We also discuss a lifting procedure for further tightening any generated cut, and establish its polynomial-time operation for unit-coefficient cuts.

For the correlation-coefficient cut-off of +0.1032 about 60% of the edges are also found in our mm and pp networks (Z = 0.4), but only 2% in common with the pm networks.

Through surface sensitization, the absorption curves are red shifted and the absorption coefficient is cut down.

Shapiro et al. (2002) indicate several factor coefficient loading cut-offs.12 Heuristics suggest that loadings higher than 0.30 are salient, and that cut-off selection between 0.30 and 0.60 (Bagozzi and Yi 1998; Swisher et al. 2004) is representative of factor analysis in empirical social science literature.