Sentence examples for density cut off from inspiring English sources

In long RTX group we found a significant prognostic rate for MVD when the density cut off was near 130 with 92.3% sensitivity and 64.7% specificity.

The expansion of the wave functions and charge densities was cut off by setting the RMTKMax, GMax, and Muffin-tin radii, as tabulated in Table 2.

We used 1.8 Mg m− 3 as density cut-off and distinguished between free and aggregate-occluded SOM.

Treatment initiation also leads to regression past/towards the optical density cut-off [13], [24], [25].

This corresponded to a surface density cut-off σexp = 120/µm2 (see Fig. 3).

This surface density σth was thus identified as σexp, the experimentally determined density cut-off (σexp = 120 molecules/µm2); we then numerically derived the value of a and calculated Nth).

A density cut-off value for clinical disease was set based on a pyrogenic threshold of 2500 parasites/µl for P. falciparum and 500 parasites/µl for all other species [32].

A sensitivity analysis using no threshold density and a fixed density cut-off for those studies for which data were available suggested that the age-pattern would be slightly more evenly distributed across age groups if an age-specific cut-off was not used (data not shown).

Of the 842 infections that exceeded species-specific pyrogenic density cut-offs, 59 were mixed infections (7.0%) where both species exceeded the density threshold.

22 A pneumococcal colonisation density cut-off >8000 copies/mL for HIV-infected adults with CAP was a highly sensitive and specific diagnostic tool for pneumococcal aetiology.

Herr [ 5] found that a LN density cut-off of 20%% was superior to the most recent TNM staging system in predicting DSS and local recurrence, on multivariate analysis.