On the other hand, as the first radical-left government in Europe for decades, it will fight very hard to show that it can deliver on its promises to give free electricity to those cut off, provide food stamps for children, provide healthcare to the uninsured, provide accommodation to the homeless and raise the minimum wage from under €500 a month to €750.
This assessment of catastrophic spending at multiple cut-offs provides us with both the incidence as well as the intensity of catastrophic spending (O'Donnell et al. 2005).
Nevertheless, the cut-off provides a major improvement in diagnostic specificity compared to the current qualitative use of RT-PCR in norovirus diagnosis.
In this study, we chose a cut-off of three or more to define PTSD symptoms as a recent study has demonstrated that this cut-off provides a high specificity (0.88) with acceptable sensitivity (0.76) [ 19].
From day one of taking office, he will move to raise the minimum wage, restore electricity to those who have been cut off and provide health care for the uninsured.
Usually, the limits of the normal ranges are used as a 'soft' cut-off, providing an indication of where the limit of normality lies but open to interpretation by the clinician.
A close monitoring of this blood marker at different time points during the course of a febrile episode and a thorough analysis of a broad range of PCT cut-offs provided reliable information on its utility for the initial assessment of the etiology of fever and for the diagnostic reassessment in persistent fever.
A 60% probability cut-off provided 93% specificity and 87% sensitivity for MODY.
These measures were classified using the cut-offs provided by Slaughter & Lohman [ 29].
Celiac serology defined as negative, weak positive or high using the cut-offs provided by the ELISA kit manufacturer.
Cut-off 1, cut-off 2, cut-off 3, and cut-off 4 are the optimal probe cut-offs (providing lowest DFI), respectively.
