It would apply to cases from 2005 to the November cutoff date, amounting to about 3,000 families according to the government, though opposition lawmakers have said the number could be as high as 17,000.
b Tertile cutoffs for amount of use (DDD/4 months): <34 (low), 34 100 (moderate), >100 (high).
For this purpose, consider precision of 0.001%, optimum cutoff grades, the amount of output per unit and the net present value are calculated.
Reducing the coverage cutoff increased the amount of noise and the complexity of the assembly problem, thereby reducing the total number of full length assembled transcripts.
Optimizing an assay method for these purposes may result in changes to the defined cutoff value, the amount of tumor tissue required, and other logistical aspects of clinical trial conduct.
The specific nature of the DS score is well revealed by the unique ascending MCC curve in Fig. 2d. Figure S1 shows that, as the alignment ratio cutoff decreased, the relative amount of DS-related homologs remaining in the testing set increased, while that of the common homologs decreased.
In each iteration we reduce the p value cutoff by a small amount, until the target p value cutoff is reached.
American officials noted that while South Korea announced a nearly total cutoff of trade with the North on Monday, the amounts are small enough that China could make up the difference.
During the past decades much research has aimed at establishing cutoffs representing the minimum amount of change in various HRQOL scores that patients would consider important or beneficial, 14 often referred to as minimum important change (MIC).
Natural cities refer to naturally or objectively defined human settlements based on a meaningful cutoff averaged from a massive amount of units extracted from geographic information.
