molecular weight cut off.
The pressure drop and particle cut-off performance of this quadru-inlet cyclone were experimentally characterized at various aerosol flowrates.
14 This analysis contains the 1060 patients from the study by Abdallah et al. 5 The current study extends patient numbers by 1865, enabling us to calculate cut-off performance with greater confidence.
Continuous values are presented as median (interquartile range 25 to 75); CRP, C-reactive protein; DAS, disease activity score; VAS, visual analogue score The diagnostic performances and cut offs of all the serological assays used in this study have been initially validated in Caucasians.
The cut off for poor performance was the worst age-specific percentile of the final score distribution for each test.
Lucy Benson-Brown's one-woman performance, Cutting Off Kate Bush, won favourable reviews and drew a flurry of tributes to the singer, who recently has been celebrated in a special edition of the Big Issue, afforded a retrospective on BBC4 and is the subject of a three-hour special on Radio 6 Music.
All infected infants: Area under curve (AUC), optimum diagnostic "cut off" level and diagnostic performance statistics derived from ROC curve analysis for each test measurement for all infected infants and subcategories defined as early/late onset symptoms, and preterm/term infants.
Culture positive infected infants: Area under curve (AUC), optimum diagnostic "cut off" level and diagnostic performance statistics derived from ROC curve analysis for each test measurement for culture positive infected infants and subcategories defined as early/late onset symptoms, and preterm/term infants.
Your gesture to cut off, or end the performance, should be one of your largest movements.
And of course the Grammys being the Grammys, the performance is cut off by a voiceover ad for an airline.
