Sentence examples for cut off limit from inspiring English sources

The authors also showed that the transmission is increased up to a cut off limit and then drops down and plateaus.

Myocardial infarction could be excluded and the diagnosis rhabdomyolysis was concluded, although using a cut off limit for CK of 5 fold above upper limit of normal.

Radiological techniques, X-ray CT, MRI and or ultrasound have a 'normal' cut off limit of 1 or even 1.5 cm diameter.

For two rounds of PCR-based amplification of mRNA and subsequent single cell transcript profiling, the analysis of spike controls in a single channel experiment led to a cut off limit corresponding to 1 2 template copies per cell [ 39].

We adopted a cut off limit of 48 for the MRC score because it reflects clinically significant weakness and has been used previously for the clinical identification of ICU-acquired paresis [ 2].

Hence, the cut off limit was taken as 1 2.

A cut-off limit of exposure corresponding to 20 s was set to prevent tissue damage.

The effect of the choice of run parameters (i.e. the cut-off limit for nonbonded interactions and chain length) on the results is discussed in more detail.

Unprocessed beef and chicken induced low amounts of bioluminescence, whereas processed beef and chicken induced values above the cut-off limit established.

The dependence of the characteristic ratios on the cut-off limit was also found to be different in the calculations with the modified and original PCFFs.

In this study, the xenografts were placed close to the CFOV and this was therefore deemed to be a reasonable lower cut-off limit.