Sentence examples for cutoff above which from inspiring English sources
We also identified the score cutoff above which trainees made appropriate decisions regarding hemodynamic management.
The I 2 statistic describes the percentage of variation across studies that is caused by substantial statistical heterogeneity rather than random chance variation; an I 2 statistic >50 % is the cutoff above which substantial statistical heterogeneity might be present.
In other words, leverage centrality was capable of providing a reasonable cutoff, above which nodes may be classified as either hubs or non-hubs.
An alignment E-Value depends on database size and composition, so it is impractical to define a universal cutoff, above which most data consists of random alignment pairs.
For each sequencing run, we took an RPKM cutoff above which only 10% of intron sequences were expressed.
Variant callers typically employ a quality score as a cutoff, above which lie a set of presumed high-quality variant calls.
One major aim of our study was to understand which sources of sound intensity, and at which decibel levels, were associated with arousals and/or change in sleep stages in order to calculate "cutoff values" above which sound level intensity disturbed sleep with a 95% confidence interval.
A model (Anderson and Hough 1984) characterized the shape of FAS at high frequencies, shown as a(f) = A_{0} exp left( { - pi kappa f} right)quad {text{for}},f > f_{text{e}}, (7 where A 0 is a source and propagation path-dependent amplitude and f e is the lower cutoff frequency above which the decay of FAS can be considered as approximately linear observed in a log-linear space.
Each HMM has an associated cutoff score above which hits are known to be significant.
Therefore, a cutoff value, above which an individual can be considered as radiosensitive, was determined (Scott et al, 1999).
We applied the same principle in this study to determine the cutoff scores above which EGFR should be considered overexpressed (Zlobec et al, 2006b).
