Sentence examples for cut off limits from inspiring English sources
We set cut off limits at p < 0.05 and absolute fold change ≥1.5.
We have previously reported that, in a material of patients with type 2 diabetes without known cardiovascular disease, over 60% of the patients had N-terminal proBNP values above accepted cut off limits for the detection of cardiac abnormalities [ 8].
It increases the risk that their small and dispersed populations become increasingly cut off, limiting their chances to make contact with each other and reproduce".
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.
The authors also showed that the transmission is increased up to a cut off limit and then drops down and plateaus.
Radiological techniques, X-ray CT, MRI and or ultrasound have a 'normal' cut off limit of 1 or even 1.5 cm diameter.
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].
Single A1C cut offs have limited clinical utility in identifying those people with abnormal blood glucose levels.
In order to deal with this potential limitation, we will conduct sensitivity analyses with different cut-off limits.
"Off-score values are only part of the picture, which is why releasing three off-scores is not conclusive of anything, even if they are close to those cut-off limits," he said.
