Sentence examples for hard cutoff from inspiring English sources

Florida's test has a hard cutoff at 70 on the IQ test and does not take into account the standard error of measurement.

Using a hard cutoff performed relatively poorly unless it accurately reflected the underlying disease model; aside from that, a slightly higher allele frequency threshold generally worked better.

However, any hard cutoff is not perfect and so we encourage, and are performing ourselves, further manual inspection of results for a given gene identified as pathogen-associated before pursuing further in depth analysis of the gene of interest.

However, the ways to define associated genes have not been standardized yet, although all adopt a pre-defined hard cutoff.

This number of iterations should not be viewed as a hard cutoff and should be driven to some extent at least by the additional biological information being gained.

The threshold can by default be a user-specified hard cutoff, or else be automatically determined for each spectrum (recommended for top-down datasets).

Finally, it is worth noting that sizing by SPRI concentration does not produce hard cutoffs.

Such hard cutoffs may miss sites that score high (but just below the cutoff) for both types of data which are found by our method.

Metabolic syndrome is difficult to define, due to its nonuniform classification and reliance on hard cutoffs in the evaluation of disorders with non-Gaussian distributions.

Although no hard cutoffs were applied for each of the QC metrics, we examined the distribution of the metrics to determine whether samples appeared to be outliers.

The permutation test was also run with a harder cutoff (false discovery rate q<0.05 by the Benjamin Hochberg adjustment for multiple testing) with a similar result (P<0.032).