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This cutoff allowed the program to eliminate non-specific, diffuse staining that is localized to the endoplasmic reticulum and was considered background.

However, our relatively high plasma CR cutoff allowed us to explore renal function (as determined by CLCR) as a covariate in PK modelling.

The 25% cutoff allowed some partial sequences to be retained to ensure the greatest taxonomic sampling possible, but allowed sufficient depth of coverage to calculate molecular distances.

In addition, the use of "fireball" wavefunctions, where the wavefunctions are explicitly zero beyond some cutoff, allows for pre-generating all integrals describing two- and three-center interactions.

We find that the use of a B-SIFT cutoff allows for enriching a mutation dataset for activating mutations, but there continues to be a high rate of false negatives and false positives (Fig. 2B).

In particular, this cutoff allows us to define DMIs as occurring when r > r   * for hybrids between allopatric populations.

The more generous initial cutoff allows for alignment of contacts that may pass the conservative cutoff in one complex but not others.

It could be argued that, if a drug has a narrow therapeutic window, the applied regulatory cutoff allows too wide difference between the means of the products.

Thus, we compared these lncRNAs with the non-coding portion of our sperm transcriptome dataset by BLAST (E-value = 9e-13, this E-value cutoff allows alignment to have ~60 bp contiguous perfect match).

The first cutoff allows the practitioner to exclude the diagnosis (fluid responsiveness in the present case) with near-certainty (that is, privilege sensitivity and negative predictive value), whereas the second cutoff is chosen to indicate the value above which the selected diagnosis can be included with near-certainty (that is, privilege specificity and positive predictive value) [ 101].

BMI measurements were available at regular intervals throughout early life and calculating overweight status using age-specific cutoffs allowed the variability in actual ages at measurement to be taken into account.