Sentence examples similar to cut off average from inspiring English sources
molecular weight cut off.
ROC curves were built, aimed at the identification of a cut-off average score in the first semesters that would be able to predict low performances in future semesters.
For considering a gene as differentially expressed we used a differential cut-off average log2 ratio value of 0.8.
Of these, 9 were upregulated and 8 were downregulated in obese patients compared to the controls using a differential cut-off average log2 ratio of 0.8.
Our pilot testing showed that use of an individualised blood glucose cut-off (average of fasting blood glucose over two days) rather than 4.7 mmol/L improved adherence to testing and reduced eating when blood glucose was not below the cut-off [ 78 ].
David Cameron and Nick Clegg are unveiling proposals that they say will cut £50 off average energy bills while sticking to the government's green commitments.
When asked which are his favorites, song titles like "The Hard Part 2," "Cut You Off," "Average Joe," and "Faith" roll off his tongue.
Last December, the consumer champion Which? made 100 calls to the HMRC helpline – a third were cut off, and the average waiting time was a shocking 18 minutes.
The minor allele frequency cut off was an average marker (MAF) of at least 0.15 among common cattle breeds, including both taurine and indicine cattle [ 45].
A BLAST search of all contigs in the high coverage dataset (7,325 sequences) produced 3,788 positive hits (BLASTx search of the NCBI nr database, minimum e-value cut off = 10-6; average e-value = 3.4 × 10-9; Additional file 2).
