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Although most discussions use the year as a convenient cut-off point for describing Earth's likely fate, the changes we have already triggered will last well beyond that date, said Svetlana Jevrejeva, at the National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool.

We use 300 repeated samples here to err on the side of caution and because it provides convenient cut-off values when generating the confidence interval, as discussed in step 4. Previous research using this test has used a 95%% confidence interval.

The most convenient cut-off generated a sensitivity of 95% and a specificity of 75%.

For this we set a convenient cut-off of 50% for the labelling index (close to the actual median of 47.28 for the 40 cases in our series).

Although it is convenient to apply a 2-fold cut off for comparison to other published stress responses, the application of an arbitrary cut off can mask less dramatic changes in gene expression and metabolism that may contribute to a coordinated response at the level of the metabolic pathway.

A convenient arbitrary cut-off is a partial χ value accounting for 10% or more of total χ.

This cut off was then rounded to clinically convenient value.

Our families, friends and neighbors all have been cut off by the barriers we build with our so-called convenient electronic devices, especially the walls be build around our hearts.

If Facebook can give people a more convenient way to share Stories through Messenger, just as it did with Instagram, it could cut off Snap's most appealing growth mechanism.

The problem: Areas that offer comfortable rides are often cut off from one another by high-stress roads that don't have a convenient, safe crossing.

"It was a convenient myth to believe that bin Laden was holed up in a cave in some isolated mountain range cut off from civilization..