For higher cut-off frequencies the relationship between burst size and input slope becomes non-monotonic, and decoding of the slope by reading the size of bursts becomes ambiguous even for a fixed cut-off frequency.
The cut-offs were defined within this particular range since the network becomes too fragmented and granular to allow a proper graph analysis for higher cut-off values [ 17].
39 The rationale for higher cut-off levels to define OH immediately after standing up, ie, falls of >40 mmHg for SBP and >20 mmHg for DBP, is the rapid hemodynamic changes of vascular resistance, heart rate, and rebound effects during the first half-minute.
An explanation for higher cut-off values in our estimations could be that the sample of primary care patients from the DETECT study may have had an increased risk for disease compared with the general population, due to the setting of the study.
As is known, connective removal of a solute for high cut-off membrane depends on trans membrane pressure, which is conditioned by the rate of substitution, ultrafiltration, and dialysate.
For female PSMI and controls and male PSMI and controls, respectively the difference is particularly pronounced and significant for highest cut-off values, and maximum for six and seven dimensions, respectively.
Another reason for high cut-off points may be related to the lack of validity of universal classificatory constructs in the local setting caused by symptoms that overlap with idioms of distress, as has been found elsewhere in Africa [ 94, 95].
In short, might the Treasury see in Lord Browne's review a reason for inflicting higher cuts on universities because there is a source of substitute funds?
While the Senate budget committee is considering $30 billion in tax cuts over five years -- somewhat more than proposed by President Clinton -- House Republicans are pushing for higher tax cuts.
The higher mean birth weight of newborns may be the reason for a slightly higher cut-off point obtained in our study.
