Sentence examples for cut off of less from inspiring English sources

BLAT (version 33) was used to align the 'junction exons' from the CGs to the vertebrate genome mRNA and EST sequences using an E-value cut off of less than 10−6.

An E_value cut off of less than 10-4, withethe subject and query databases swapped between runs.

As there is no validation study that provides a cut off score for rating low quality studies, a cut off of less than 5 was used to consider a study as 'low quality' in this review.

A less rigorous FDR cut off of >0.05 was applied to report SNPs of interest to aid the comparison of results from past and future study populations.

Data was normalized with a significance cut off of p = 0.05 and the false discovery rate of less than 0.05.

In accordance with Wacholder et al [21] a standard FRFP cut-off of less than 0.5 was selected with a cut-off of 0.2 being considered more stringent.

By a less stringent definition, using a reticulocyte cut-off of less then 150,000/uL (∼3% of erythrocytes in a non anaemic child [18]), 86% of all severely anaemic children fell into the RCPF category (table 1).

A false discovery rate cut-off of less than 0.01 was applied for both NTk and NEk statistics for each gene set, within a given genotype comparison (e.g. CbCln6nclf/nclf versus CbCln6+/+ and CbCln3Δex7/8/Δex7/8 versus CbCln3+/+), and the total list of significantly changed gene sets (FDR<.01) are supplied in Tables S1 and S2.

Cognitive impairment will be classified using the MMSE cut-off of less than 24/30.

Using a cut-off of less than 10% risk of 5 year all cause mortality.

Using a cut-off of less than 10% risk of 5 year prostate-cancer specific mortality.