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The ROC score was calculated for each of these models and was plotted against the corresponding cut-off.

Once the range of variation is established it is divided in intervals (not necessarily equally wide) and corresponding cut-off points are determined.

It is shown that point pressure admittance, which is the first stage of area pressure admittance, is associated with the pressure field in front of the building and therefore the corresponding cut-off frequency relates to the size of the windward wall represented by the frontal wall area.

Nevertheless, under all conditions the membrane cut-off frequency is at least 2 times higher (often more) than the corresponding cut-off frequency of the light-induced voltage responses.

For the Western blot data the corresponding cut-off value of >52 (J = 0.55) identified 59% as true positives in early PD group with 4% (1 of 23 controls) false positives.

Figure 5 shows the results for nine relevant parameters, as defined in Materials and Methods: signal power and corresponding cut-off frequency; noise power and cut-off frequency; information transfer rate; cut-off frequency of the gain function; onset time of the impulse response; cut-off frequency of the noise-free coherence; and cut-off frequency of the linear coherence.

Additional file 5 lists the features and their corresponding cut-off thresholds.

The corresponding cut-off values for women were <80, 80 87 and ≥88 cm, respectively.

The weighted Kappa was used when testing the corresponding cut-off points between VAS and MDI [ 25].

Another challenge would have been to define radiological measurements with corresponding cut-off values for the various subgroups.

In this case, participants with both BED and AI results lower or equal to the corresponding cut-off values were reported as "tested recent seroconverters".