Sentence examples for fixed cutoff from inspiring English sources

By using the fixed cutoff protocol, 113 patients (0.25%) were screen positive.

The third and antepenultimate samples (to account for group size ≥3) were used as fixed cutoff points were the observed intensity was compared to the trend line.

We compared the results of a fixed cutoff protocol to a protocol that incorporates maternal age to generate a patient-specific risk figure.

Eight of 12 cases (67% detection rate) of trisomy 18 were identified by using the risk method, and only 5 cases (42% detection rate) were detected by using the fixed cutoff method.

In Fig. 14, the capacity under TCIFR policy, given in (49), is traced versus L for β=2.8,φ=−0.223, and several values of a fixed cutoff fade depth γ ∗.

Although we display the RDF of this system in figure 3, we do not choose a cutoff distance where the first coordination shell ends, but we rather connect the first nearest neighbors to obtain the network; the fixed cutoff value is marked on the figure with the vertical dashed line.

Rather than defining fixed cutoffs for hyperfiltration for which unanimity is lacking, we formed sex-specific quartiles of eGFR defined by each equation.

A decision procedure based on fixed cutoffs { c l, c u } for the number of variant reads observed (X i ) with a total read depth N i can be defined as follows: If X i ≤ c l, the assignment is RR.

So, consequently, as we change the sampling frequency, what will happen is that, even with the discreet-time filter cutoff fixed, the cutoff frequency of the equivalent continuous-time filter will change.

For example, using a fixed cluster cutoff height of 0.1 for biological process results in 36 groups, whereas using a cutoff height of 0.001 results in 222 groups.

Those who owed more than a fixed arbitrary cutoff were additionally offered a clean public repayment record.