Sentence examples for cut the criterion from inspiring English sources

The woman was asked whether she had attended antenatal care, which implement was used to cut the cord, what was applied to the cord after it was cut (the criterion for cleanliness was that either nothing or antiseptic was used) and whether or not she had discarded colostrum before starting to breastfeed, a practice distinct from discarding the foremilk at each feed.

After sorting the results by the inclusion criteria, we cut the sample to 67 relevant studies.

The fit indices of model 5 for the individualistic orientated countries Norway, Switzerland, Germany and Poland are missing the cut off criteria.

According to the fit indices, the model with equal intercepts across the three countries (model 7) is missing the cut off criteria provided by Rutkowski and Svetina (2014).

Keeping these definitions in mind, and realizing that none of the lines drawn between types of journals can ever be totally clear cut, the general criteria are as follows.

Slovakia made the cut when the criteria were last assessed, in May 2008, and joined in January.

RNA-seq detected a greater total number of DE genes than the microarray (1,037 versus 374, respectively, using the standard cut off criteria).

The Fiji study demonstrated that participants with a mild level of functional difficulties could be missed using the RAD cut off criteria.

All measures were able to provide normative data and thus the potential for cut off criteria and to differentiate between clinical and non-clinical groups.

As underlined by several Authors the diagnosis of intracystic infection is not clear-cut and the criteria are not jet univocal [ 1- 3, 7, 24].

As the cut point criterion of the two groups of Pre-Task WL, we used the value of the mean (80.26), creating two groups: Low Pre-Task WL (≤80.26) and High Pre-Task (>80.26).