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More importantly, the MSP was further used to construct the risk matrix with a series of risk warning indexes including average risk in population, AR & RAR for subjects, and the cut-off curve for predicted MetS (see Figure  2).

This has an uncontrolled influence on the collection efficiencies and cut-off curves of these nozzles.

Water permeability, molecular weight cut-off curves, ATR-FTIR, SEM-EDS, AFM and contact angle measurements were employed to evaluate membrane ageing.

Finally, figure 3 shows WHO and NCHS WHZ −3 and WHZ −2 cut-off curves for boys.

The SAS presenting more than 70% of its replicates outside fold-change cut-off curves were defined as differentially expressed.

Finally, to improve understanding of why wasting prevalence changes, we used published NCHS 17 and WHO 18 tables to plot WHZ −3 and −2 cut-off curves.

Accumulation curves were cut off at a distance of 4 km, as only two transects exceeded this length.

Curves were cut off when 40 knees remained at risk.

Take a plastic soda bottle and cut off the top where it curves.

Histogram is cut off as the probability density curve of the road.

Areas under the curve and cut off values were selected by the program.