Sentence examples for cut off criterion from inspiring English sources

By also including r-proteins that are persistent according to our 90% cut off criterion we get a total of 45 r-proteins in our data set.

Perhaps a little more text to expand the methods section to explain how the four that are used were chosen (what cut off criterion was applied for example) and how these relate to the figures would be helpful.

To simplify the clustering, we reduced these sets to distinct sub-clusters using a correlation coefficient ≥0.5 as a cut off criterion.

We use a strict cut off criterion for selectivity of the genes based on both the p-values and lods ratio, as proposed in [ 20].

However, this parameter was not applied as a cut off criterion since it would have been too stringent for some comparisons, resulting in no significantly regulated genes at all.

Material behaviour was described by the Drucker Prager plasticity model combined with a tension cut-off criterion.

aNote that although endocrine disruption is not yet defined in these classifications, it is used as a cut-off criterion separately and is considered in the registration process.

All the factors' reliability values were above the cut-off criterion of 0.7 recommended by Nunnally [60]; Hair et al. [28]; Cortina [19].

Adaptive refinement usually involves refining or enriching a fraction of mesh elements by one level based on a cut-off criterion, requiring several costly intermediate solutions before a mesh that yields an acceptable solution is obtained.

The effect of variation in important system parameters like the type of heat transfer fluid, the storage temperature difference and the cycle cut-off criterion on system performance was investigated.

Nodes were classified as hubs based on varying a cut-off criterion for each centrality metric.