A threshold analysis of the cost-effectiveness of IPTp-SP was performed to estimate cut-off points beyond which the prevention is no longer cost-effective.
Receiver-Operator Characteristic curve data were used to estimate cut-off scores at discharge for the Self Care and Domestic Life scales that may discriminate patients discharged home or to residential care from those transferred to acute hospital or transitional care.
The aims were: To describe the scores on the ASQ at 6 months of age, and to compare them with those obtained in a previously published Norwegian reference sample To estimate cut-off levels for suspected developmental delay in the present sample, and to compare these levels with the cut-off levels in the American and the Norwegian reference samples.
Future studies will be helpful in estimating and validating cut off points for the ICG-R as well as the criterion validity for the detection of pathological grief reactions.
For example, LR1 and LR2 give a continuous result (a risk estimate) for which the cut off to diagnose malignancy can be varied depending on the context.
A siege would cut off an estimated half a million people from access to food, medicine, fuel and other basic necessities.
Rather than using the cut off value recommended by the manufacturer, we estimated a new cut off value from the TG-ROC analysis to optimize the discrimination between positive and negative results [ 19].
As previously reported, SMRP levels can distinguish MPM patients from both asbestos-exposed subjects and controls with an estimated cut-off of 1 nM.
The estimated cut-off θ was chosen to correspond with the Youden Index J ∈ {0.4, 0.6, 0.8}.
If we had not estimated cut-off points independently for each sex we would be advising the use this overall cut-off point with this population.
The percentage of infants scoring at or below the estimated cut-off levels was 13.8% (20.5% if Fine motor cut-off was rounded).
