Sentence examples for cut off obtained from inspiring English sources
The most commonly reported single A1C cut off obtained from reported receiver-operated characteristic (ROC) curves was ∼6.1%, which gives sensitivities of 78 81%, with specificities of 79 84% (8).
The tonnage cut-off obtained using the technique of combining turning bands simulation and SS N modeling is more reliable than that obtained using the technique of combining kriging and C V modeling.
Applying the cut-off obtained through the Compound Covariate Prediction method, the samples were classified as either "PC" or "non-PC".
JK also proved the equivalence of the cut-off estimated by the estimator of Dempfle and Stute and the cut-off obtained at the Youden index.
First, to assign the KO terms, PSP uses the level of sequence identity and ratio of matching length to query length cut-off obtained from BLASTp.
According to the ROC analysis the statistically recommended optimal cut-off, obtained by maximizing the sum of sensitivity and specificity, for VTIQ based on the mean of the five measurements of examiner 1 was 7.13 m/s showing a sensitivity of 85% (46 of 54) and a specificity of 92% (46 of 50).
In addition, the model was developed in U.S. cities spanning a wider north south geographical area, and consequently developed for a hotter climate, which led to a temperature threshold variable (23°C) that might differ from the cut-off obtained using Canadian data.
The operational cut-off determined by our study for the different measures are comparable to cut-offs obtained in similar studies in some settings.
Sensitivity and specificity rates of the MacCAT-CR cut-offs obtained by Youden's method can be estimated with ±7% accuracy, assuming 0.75 as the expected value.
Figure 6 depicts the Venn diagram of this analysis on the multiple lists of enriched GO terms (p-value cut off of 0.05) obtained for each individual time-point.
Then, the concrete target was cut off to obtain the internal structure and measure the shape of the penetration hole.
