Sentence examples for distinct cutoff from inspiring English sources
In particular, distinct cutoff values for the evaluation of gliomas are used in clinical routine [3, 10], e.g., the cutoff TBRmean ≥ 2.0 differentiates progressive disease from treatment-related changes with a high accuracy.
Thus, we afforded the benefit of distinct cutoff points to indicate when the sensel window should be moved.
This study is one of the larger disease-related studies concurrently investigating both genotypic/haplotypic variants and serum concentrations in a white population (Supplementary Table 1) and is the first to demonstrate an association between serum MBL concentrations, but not genotype, and recurrence of CDI within 90 days using two distinct cutoff values for MBL deficiency.
Structural characterizations of fibrils by STED show a distinct length cutoff at ~1·5 µm and reveal subsequent coalescence (bundling/piling).
When peaks due to cross-reactors and those with LTBI are clearly distinct, a cutoff for a positive reading can be chosen by eye for the population and used to estimate LTBI prevalence.
Reassuringly, similar to FFR, our findings confirm the presence of these 2 distinct iFR cutoffs (ischemic and clinical) when measurements are performed in real time, by interventionalists in the catheter laboratory.
Chan et al. [ 24] and Kim et al. [ 27] proposed distinct sets of cutoff values stratified by distinct ALT profiles.
Separating silk populations into more distinct molecular weight cutoffs and correlating their size and rheological properties with the final biomaterial characteristics in future studies will provide further insight into the mechanisms that underpin silk assembly and biomaterial formation.
As of data cutoff, 185 distinct patients had completed 803 EQ-5D questionnaires.
From the initial set of 98,156 distinct tags, 40,670 passed that cutoff (Additional file 2B).
Applying this score in Kaplan Meier analysis, we separated patients (n = 318) into distinct three groups by best cutoffs (Fig. 4a).
