Sentence examples for cutoff estimates from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview and e-mail exchanges, a high-level water official rebutted the water cutoff estimates, saying they were "based on a deliberate distortion of very limited survey information".

There were mostly negligible differences between the different age cutoff estimates.

Cutoff estimates range from 200 (Worm-CORE) to 4000 (Escherichia coli).

The low optimal birth weight cutoff estimates were reasonably precise, except at 36 and 42 weeks' gestation, while the high optimal birth weight estimates were much less precise.

According to the cutoff estimates, the proportions of successful outcomes were 66% for the ODI and 67% for the NRS leg pain scale.

Finally, all the cutoff estimates, reflecting a substantial amount of change, were considerably larger than previously reported estimates of measurement error or minimal detectable change (Grotle et al. 2004).

Only seven gene pairs scored above the cutoff (estimated 99th percentile; described in Methods) for the cellular component category (Additional file 6) so we did not consider this category further.

Cutoffs estimated by Youden index NPV negative predictive value, ΔCDPV carotid peak velocity variation, SVV stroke volume variation, PLR Delta SVI rise in stroke volume index after passive leg elevation test, PPV pulse pressure variation aPositive predictive value.

We used the local-score and global-score schemes with the optimum cutoffs estimated using acceptance rates, as explained previously, to obtain site-dependent probability distributions and substitution matrices for the six different structural classes.

We evaluate this method and present means and standard deviations of predictive performance and cutoff point estimates for typical cases via Monte Carlo simulation.

The cutoff magnitude estimated in the landward area was 3.5, whereas that in the trenchward area was 3.5 ~ 4.0.