Sentence examples for cut off to define from inspiring English sources

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As there is no agreed cut off to define severity of pain or disability in the WOMAC literature, severity of WOMAC items was defined categorically by grouping WOMAC responders who scored "severe" or "extreme" on at least one item on the pain or physical function scales into a "severe" group.

The next critical point is the determination of a cut off to define the level of consensus achieved.

To investigate the effects of using surname localisation on the ability to detect genetic population structure, a range of MLQs was at first used as a cut off to define local versus non-local surnames.

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Results derived using different cut offs to define exposure are presented using the assumption based on cases with known date of vaccination and using imputed data.

The most commonly used cut-off to define abnormal anthropometry is a value of −2, that is, two standard deviations below the reference median, irrespective of the indicator used.

We used this cut-off to define the duration of the AHC epidemics for both cities.

In this study, the median value of the SMBQ score for the total population (controls and patients) was used as cut-off to define high burnout.

As demonstrated by Wu et al. (2007), COPA and the OS statistic use only cancer group samples to determine the rth percentile that is used as a cut-off to define outliers.

The SMBQ correlates strongly with the Maslach Burnout Inventory, another widely used instrument for measurement of burnout, and a mean score above 3.75 was used as a cut-off to define high burnout based on quartile splits [16].

If there are features that are consistently highly ranked across multiple replicates, the distribution of the median percentile ranks of all features will form a bimodal curve; and the median percentile rank at the trough of this bimodal distribution can be selected as a conservative cut-off to define targets [20].

We have therefore chosen the trough of the distribution as a conservative cut-off to define proteins that reproducibly interacted with either total RNA or mRNAs; selecting 67 total RNA and 173 mRNA binders, respectively (a list of the total 180 proteins selected from this analysis is provided in Table S1).

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