Most published literature described a cut-off point of 50 nmol/L and its association with the increased risk of overall and site-specific cancer death [ 28].
Differences in PPV between sexes or age groups in the FIT arm were described for a cut-off of 100 ng ml−1, as this cut-off value is most commonly used (Castiglione et al, 2002; Vilkin et al, 2005; van Rossum et al, 2008).
Serial dilutions of the sera were analysed for their OD405 and titers were attributed as described using a cut off OD405 of 0.275 (fig. 1A and 1B).
Opsonophagocytic activity (OPA) was measured on a random subset of 50% of the post-dose 3 samples (as planned in the protocol), using the OPA assay described previously, with a cut-off opsonic titre of 8 [ 26, 27].
More than one gay or transgendered student has described being cut off after coming out to their parents.
In a report last year, he described a company that cut off its employees' access to Web video to save bandwidth costs.
Officers described the clothing cut off Mr. Bell's body at the scene and at a hospital, his watch and earring and the cash in his pockets and cards in his wallet.
The mayor ignored a question about whether he had met with the Dorismond family, said he would describe any minority initiative "when I'm ready to describe it" and cut off a reporter who asked whether his fresh promises of reaching out to blacks were similar to those he made, with few results, in 1997.
But in recent years that is what some of the expressway's pedestrian overpasses have become, say residents who describe being cut off from shopping, schools and churches after heavy snows.
The results obtained in this study, by the use of the promoter-probe methodology described, allowed us to establish a cut-off based on the determined fluorescence levels (Table 2).
Accordingly, we reanalyzed factor loadings described in their study by using a cut-off factor loading of > 0.30 because the sample size was greater than 500; we also eliminated items with a crossloading with > 0.30 factor loading.
