Sentence examples for cutoff of goods from inspiring English sources

John Ging, the Gaza director of operations for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, said the Israelis deserved protection from rocket attacks but called the Israeli cutoff of goods and fuel "collective punishment" and "counterproductive".

A best cutoff of ≥0.19 is a good predictor of significant proteinuria.

The e-value cutoff of 0.01 gave a good predictive performance.

Kim et al. (15) demonstrated that a 2PD HFF cutoff of 3.6% provided good sensitivity (80%) and specificity (87%) compared with a H-NMR reference (15).

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Interestingly, a simple method using Pearson correlation cutoff of 0.70, although not as good as meta-analysis, outperformed sophisticated methods of causal linear regression model and graphical Gaussian model.

A 5-year renal risk cutoff of 2.5% appears to give good sensitivity and specificity; it is, however, outside the scope of this study to specify therapy approaches, as the effect of altering therapy on outcomes as a response to a level of risk has not been studied.

A less strict cutoff of arrayscore < 0.75 also gives good agreement with the yeast data.

Splicing calls were specified from this data using a cutoff of +/-1.3, which provided a good balance between sensitivity and specificity (0.68 and 0.72 respectively).

Overall, the best cutoff of BASFI was 1.5 with a good sensitivity and specificity.

We also examined the item-hypothesized subscale correlations (corrected by removing the item from the Total Score) and we used a cutoff of 0.40 or higher for indicating good item discrimination [ 44, 45].