Among those recruited through RCs with a diagnosis of DD, the percentage that showed delay in both adaptive and cognitive domains was 64%, with another 6% that met the cutoff on at least one of the tests.
Yes, there should be a cutoff on some events.
The 1 a.m. cutoff on Saturday nights was worked out with Community Board 5, with the support of our co-op board, of which I am a member.
Instead, Ms. Sciabarra said Stuyvesant would add 200 more students for the 2005-2006 school year, angering students who had just missed the cutoff on this year's entrance exam.
The cutoff on migrants from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia follows a chorus of demands in recent weeks to step up expulsions after a rash of sex assaults in Cologne on New Year's Eve blamed by police on North Africans.
Financial aid advisers are reluctant to specify any kind of a cutoff on eligibility because of concerns that the thresholds will be misinterpreted, causing a student who otherwise would be eligible for financial aid to not apply for aid.
Of the 84 migraineurs with SCD, 56 (66.7%) scored higher than the cutoff on the GAD-7, 59 (70.2%) scored higher than the cutoff on the PHQ-9, and 73 (86.9%) scored higher than the cutoff on the PSQI.
Among the 188 participants, 106 (56.4%) scored higher than the cutoff on the GAD-7, 98 (52.1%) scored higher than the cutoff on the PHQ-9, and 154 (81.9%) scored higher than the cutoff on the PSQI.
Arterial thrombosis is usually visualized as a sharp or tapered, but not rounded cutoff on arteriography.
We begin by examining the impact of enrollment cutoff on achievements in individuals' mid-20s.
However, unlike multipole ion guides, there is no marked dependence of the low m/z cutoff on the RF amplitude, in agreement with theoretical results.
