Sentence examples for cutoff limits from inspiring English sources

The limitation of this study was that cutoff limits for the ghrelin test could not be defined, as only six patients had been diagnosed with GHD.

Mr. DiFrancesco's plan, which he calls Senior Gold, would raise those cutoff limits by $10,000, extending benefits to individuals earning $29,238 and couples earning $33,589, while increasing co-payments.

In order to make a balance between prediction accuracy and the number of samples can be predicted with our PTFs, different cutoff limits of Standardized Euclidean distance was compared.

For example, the percent identity cutoff limits used by CAP3 program for assembly are recorded, which determines the resulting contigs.

To fix the cutoff limits for the various laboratory tests, we used receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves.

Table 2 gives an overview of sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value for different cutoff limits of the GH peak during a ghrelin test.

Some states let families with incomes above the cutoff limit enroll in CHIP plans so long as they pay full fare, without subsidies.

The governor said it was crucial to raise the cutoff limit from its current level of $8,000 because many of the people who have left the state's welfare rolls in recent years do not qualify for coverage now and have less incentive to remain in the work force.

Determine the values for the size of the sample n and the cutoff limit c.

A preset cutoff limit of ≤5% bias (total allowable) between rating methods was considered acceptable prior to using the Bland-Altman comparison.

When optimized distance cutoff limit was at 97%, compared to result without excluding dissimilar samples, RMSPE value on test data decreased from 0.179 to 0.163 g cm− 3.