Sentence examples for exceed cutoff from inspiring English sources

Segments are then labeled as candidate "amplifications" or "deletions" if their both their mean log2 ratios and P-values meet or exceed cutoff values supplied by the user.

These alternate approaches could include the use of race/ethnicity-specific cutoff values for MetS components or development of continuous criteria that add up the degree of abnormality in each of the individual components instead of requiring a person to exceed cutoff values for a set number of components.

Classification is made based on scores that exceed cutoffs in two domains: social behavior and communication (Lord et al. 2000).

An algorithm is provided to establish a diagnosis of autism (i.e., all scores need to exceed cutoffs of all categories).

A large proportion exceeded cutoff scores for clinically significant anxiety (51%) or PTSD symptoms (59%).

These samples were selected based on Aβ42, t-tau and p-tau values so that the levels for all three markers in the AD group exceeded cutoff points proposed as being diagnostic for AD [ 21], whereas the values for all three markers in the non-AD group did not meet the cutoff points for AD.

Across both regions, the adjusted incremental differences between patients with and without PAD are also noteworthy as both physical component summary score and health utility means exceeded cutoff values for what could be considered clinically-relevant differences (3 and 0.03 points, respectively, based on pooled estimates from various therapeutic areas) [ 26, 30].

Importantly, mean CRT exceeded the clinical cutoff for delayed refill time (>5 seconds) at D0, whereas mean PPI and mean Tskin-diff values did not exceed the cutoff for abnormality.

"When you add these guys together, they exceed that cutoff point.

Together with the nodes, the edges whose similarity measures exceed this cutoff constitute a network.

In the EAA level, severe patients had a tendency to exceed the cutoff value.