The angle decreases from 160° to 120° (100° in air) when a tension was applied and returns back to 160° after tension cut off (Fig. 29). Figure 29 Reversibility of EWOD phenomenon on superhydrophobic surface by immersion of the water drop in dodecane.
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For example, the BMI cut-off figures in Singapore were revised in 2005 with an emphasis on health risks instead of weight.
Nothing between her legs!" In retaliation, Bourgeois modelled her father in bread and spit and cut off the figure's limbs.
Our BV prevalence was higher than those reported by a NIH-USA study [ 26], 23.4%, in women less than 25 weeks' gestation and by Hillier et al., 16% [ 27], at the end of the 2nd trimester of pregnancy, who considered as BV cases only those found at vaginal pH levels above 4.5; using that pH cut off, our figure would be 23%.
We also found a spared metabolism in DAN that is important as a reference point for setting the PCS floating cut-off (Figure 2 left).
We nebulised 3487 children of non-severe pneumonia with wheeze and in 46% (n = 1604), the respiratory rate returned to below age-specific cut-off (Figure 1).
As expected, the average coverage for short contigs (average with 100 base cut-off) was higher than for longer contigs greater than 500 bases (average with 500 base cut-off) (Figure 3b).
In order to define a cut-off for FP3mem values that discriminates membrane proteins from non-membrane proteins, we evaluate the following parameters [72],[73] over a wide range of FP3mem cut-offs (Figure 5): TP = the fraction of membrane proteins recognized as membrane proteins.
We assessed the ability of this metric to differentiate between CFS and healthy samples in the training set again using ROC analysis on the profile score, obtaining true and false positive rates for a range of profile score cut-offs (Figure 5).
There is a potential confusion between whether the risk cut-off figure or the individualised decision-making takes priority.
