As the ratings get lowered, many C.D.O.'s will be forced to cut off interest payments to lower-rated bonds, making many of them essentially worthless.
Cut-off points of clinical interest were identified according to the tool kit software standards: norms were based on 90th percentile (Tscore = 63) for Internalizing, Externalizing and Total Problems Scales, and on 97th percentile (Tscore = 69) for DSM-IV oriented and PTS scales [ 44].
This is of interest because this cut-off is often used in clinical studies.
This is particularly of interest if observed cut-off value variation occurs in the meta-analysis and needs to be assessed.
We did not define specific cut-off values for our outcomes of interest because different criteria were used in different studies.
This definition does not take into account which SUV value should be analyzed, the size of the region of interest, the optimal cut-off limits for SUV or the number of lesions that should be analyzed.
(B ) Strictly standardized mean difference (SSMD) scores were used to rank compounds according to relative strength; black line shows the 1.3 cut-off used to implicate compounds of interest (i.e., 'hit calls').
The algorithms BLASTn and tBLASTn were used to search the nucleotide sequence of the genes of interest, using a cut-off E-value of e-20, in the NCBI database [ 36], in the DFCI M. truncatula Gene index version 9.0 (MtGI9.0) and in the M. truncatula genome release version 3.0 (Mt3.0), using CViT-Blast and IMGAG-Blast [ 37].
Finally, multinomial regression was used to study the impact of each factor shown to be significant by Pearson correlation on a range of outcome albumin levels to double check the impact of nPCR, the independent variable of interest, at each cut-off point of albumin from 1.9 through 4.1 g/dl.
The user has to select the focus network of interest, the background network and choose a p-value cut-off.
ROC curves for each interest measure were performed on the testing set to determine a cut-off.
