Moreover, the use of a "regulator" (or "cut-off") required in the renormalization procedure to achieve actual calculations may itself be a source of anomalies.
That is, the protein family (Pfam) "scores" of trypanosome C1-domains failed to meet the "gathering cut-off" required for their annotation [29].
For cattle, no consensus is reported on the titer cut-off required to define an infected individual.
Conversely, the mean post-treatment INR in 12 patients receiving 4 units of FFP was 2.3, the lowest INR in these patients being 1.6, higher than the cut-off required for treatment to be considered successful.
The allele frequency cut-off required for the detection of somatic mutations is debatable, but samples with <10% neoplastic cells are also difficult to diagnose by classical histomorphological methods.
The very low cut-off required for VAS PatGA (≤1 cm) has been found to be a limiting factor for achieving remission by the Boolean Cr. 22 In most remission criteria, a VAS PatGA is included that represents the patient's perspective.
A major reason for this is that in non-Hispanic-black adolescents triglyceride levels are lower and HDL levels are higher (i.e., more favorable) at baseline, and although these levels continue to worsen with progressive insulin resistance, they are overall less likely to exceed population cut-offs required for MetS diagnosis [ 27, 31, 32].
Prepare well for these exams and meet the minimum cut-off required for admission.
The paediatric age cut-off requires standardisation.
President Obama insisted that he was going to stick to the $250,000 cut-off requiring that the top 2% of households, the big winners in the economy, go back to paying the Clinton era tax rates.
As background, we used the 25,146 probe sets that were above our background cut-off requiring that they were called present in at least 50 out of 146 samples.
