Sentence examples for flexible cutoff from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we introduce a flexible cutoff, which takes this issue into consideration.

This is in disagreement with the simulation studies, where the percentage of true positive was very high at a low flexible cutoff level and, additionally, it decreased with an increased flexible cutoff.

Finally, we tested different levels for the flexible cutoff and the results can be viewed in Figure 12.

This led to the introduction of a flexible cutoff, which can be used as an alternative to a static one.

We also introduced the use of a flexible cutoff, which takes the size of the EST sets into consideration.

However, the different methods do not produce exactly the same results, even when a flexible cutoff is used.

Classification 5R and classification 5Ri are very flexible with many possible cutoff points.

The approaches based on relative and threshold cutoff points are naturally flexible to the problem, since the size of the extracted list is sufficiently dependent on the corpus size.

The variability of template amino acids was also narrowed, and a strict 2 Å cutoff replaced a more flexible but slower statistical model for the maximum acceptable RMSD between a template and match.

All these optically active polyimides were readily soluble in many organic solvents and could afford flexible, tough and transparent films with an UV vis absorption cutoff wavelength at 351 375 nm.

Low-cost and flexible first and second order low-pass filters with adjustable cutoff frequency were designed and printed by inkjet printing technology.