Some of these genes lie within clusters that also seem to be up-regulated but fall just below the 1.3 factor cut-off and statistical analyses we apply here, and so their surrounding genes were taken into consideration during data interpretation.
To be consistent in the present study, we also applied the same procedure for the determination of the other prognostic factor cut-offs.
This impact factor cut-off is in line with previously published analyses of test accuracy studies.
a value > cut off factor.
Thousands of manufacturers and retailers that used the firm for an arcane but popular form of financing known as factoring could find themselves cut off from vital funds.
Reviewers don't like to admit that they're influenced by such factors, but unless they live cut off from other readers, writers, and critics entirely, they can't really help it.
Leaving aside competitive currency devaluations for the moment – another factor in this game – such policies cut off all avenues to economic growth.
Questions with reverse scales were first reverse scored, and a factor loading cut-off of 0.5 was applied before running the factor analysis.
Criteria used to determine the best fitting structure and correct numbers of factors were: 1) an eigenvalue >1; 2) screen plot characteristics; 3) percentage of total variance explained by each factor; 4) an item-factor loading cut-off of 0.40; and 5) a communality score cut-off of 0.50.
Time since last cigarette was recorded and analysed as a factor with cut-off points at 30, 60, 120, 180 and >180 min and a non-smoking category.
Furthermore, although a few studies have applied similar factor loading cut-off for labelling as used in this study, '0·3', others have applied different cutoffs such as '0·5', '0·35' and '0·25'.
