a Fractions that are recognized by at least 25% of the RA sera with reactivities exceeding a cut-off value of the mean plus 8 times the standard deviation of anti-CCP-negative sera.
b Fractions that are recognized by at least 25% of the RA sera with reactivities exceeding a cut-off value of the mean plus two times the standard deviation of anti-CCP-negative sera.
The risk of spontaneous preterm delivery increased when conization depth exceeded a cut-off value of 1.5 cm.
For each pair of genes in the TN, a connecting link was created if the annotation similarity exceeded a cut-off value of 0.7.
These results suggested that the P/Cr increases linearly in some pregnant women in whom it exceeds a cut-off level of 0.27 in the absence of hypertension.
Any nuclear expression (>1 %; 41 % cases) was considered positive, while cytoplasmic expression was considered positive if it exceeded a cut-off of an H-score of 110, which is based on histogram distribution of the cases as well as X-Tile computer software analysis [ 26] (Table 1).
Finally, to estimate the habitat-specific γ-diversity for each of the 806 plots we intersected the list of all species occurring in its region with the list of all species with a probability bij exceeding a certain cut-off value for the plot [54].
The sum of frailty indicators was the total number of indicators exceeding the cut off for frailty (0 8), summarized at baseline and at each follow-up.
The loan quality increases if the agent's discount rate exceeds a certain cut-off value and decreases if the discount rate falls below this cut-off value.
bHorses were grouped as healthy and non-healthy when the seroprevalence exceeded 8% at a cut-off 1 100.
They find that both taxation methods can be implemented without distorting the incentives of the compensation contract, as long as the tax rate does not exceed a certain cut-off value.
