Sentence examples for cut off found from inspiring English sources

This is substantially higher than findings from elsewhere: for example a study from Iran using the same instrument (with a normal cut off) found a prevalence of 17% [ 21].

This cut-off is similar to the 51/100 WOMAC cut-off found to predict long-term function in arthroplasty patients.

Because 17 years of age is the cut-off found in most studies and clinical settings [ 26], we selected 17 years as the cut-off for early-onset schizophrenia.

Interestingly, the pre-operative ten-second TUG cut-off found in this study is the same cut-off time found in a previous study to predict long-term function in arthroplasty patients.

The case control studies [ 23- 25] that included a clinical cut-off found depression to be significantly (p < 0.05) higher in the AMD population than in the control group.

However, larger-scale work is advised on the use of serum pools with low seroprevalence to confirm the cut-off found in this study and to more accurately validate the use of this test on serum pools.

The different cut-off found in this study may be due to its greater sample size, with fourfold Acinetobacter baumannii and nearly threefold Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolates, associated with lower median PCT values, and to its prospective nature, limiting possible selection bias.

Facebook in the past has said that it cracks down on and cut off Find Friends access to apps that steal its social graph without contributing any content back to its News Feed.

Once the extra is cut off, find the holes from the top of the board (grip tape up) and poke your truck holes.

Values above and up to 2 times greater than the calculated cut off were found for each case but not for each brain site.

Using the bridging of 35 kb as a cut off, we find that 92% of the genes are close enough to a MiMIC to be targeted using our strategy.