Sentence examples similar to general cut off from inspiring English sources

It seems more suitable to present data as a magnitude of change in relation to control levels and any general cut-off values for risk of illness might not be possible to use.

On the SCQ, none of the children scored above the general cut-off of 15.

Although a general cut-off point for sufficient adherence has not yet been defined, in the literature a cut-off value of 70% adherence is often used.

A consensus has not been reached regarding the general cut-off point for TUG to correctly classify those at high future falls risk.

The general cut-off for determining acceptable ADM values is based on c/6, with c referring to the number of response options [ 59].

However, the authors proposed a general cut-off point of 3 ng/mL or ethnic-specific values between 1 and 6 ng/mL serum [ 20].

For now, we retained the classification as defined by White et al. (2009) [ 56], except for XopAG, and applied a general cut-off of 60% pairwise protein sequence similarity within a given effector family.

Whether a general cut-off for diagnosing LNB would be reasonable remains doubtful in the context of our finding that the CSF of patients with neurosyphilis can also show high levels of CXCL13.

This study also differs in the fact that we have a larger sample size and the anaemia cut-off values were pertinent to the Chinese population rather than the WHO defined general cut-off values for anaemia.

For a characteristic to be 'important' it was required to be judged by the majority of the panel as so, with a mean rating of 6.0 or higher adopted as a general cut-off to indicate a reasonably high level of importance.

But, we realize that the sample size is very low to recommend general cut-offs.