Sentence examples for cutoff of a from inspiring English sources

The best cutoff of a ROC curve was chosen with the highest Youden index [12].

However, in order to obtain consistent estimates with sufficient degrees of freedom, a cutoff of a minimum of 25 observations per sector and year is introduced.

Galp Energia refer to their refinery as a hydroskimmer, and although the complexity index exceeds the normal cutoff of a "simple" US refinery, the classification is appropriate since the facility does not contain any conversion processes.

The end of a new relationship, and the shutoff of all the euphoria and energy that comes with it, is like the abrupt cutoff of a drug.

The metagenomic sequencing reads were searched against the T. roseum genome DNA sequences by BLAT [74], and an identity cutoff of a 92% over 300 bp was applied for the search.

Significance Analysis of Microarrays (SAM) was used to identify differentially regulated genes at a cutoff of a 5% FDR.

Of the 73 human sequences, 25 met the cutoff of an expression ratio of > 2 in cardiac tissue.

Using a cutoff of an EB adjusted P-value of 0.05 identified 23 morbidity categories of interest.

Small and large trials were distinguished by a cutoff of an average of 100 subjects per arm.

A cutoff of an intergenic distance of 200 bp between adjacent genes was set to discern orphan operons.

This cutoff corresponds to a posterior odds of 1, or a cutoff of, under a uniform prior with probability.