Sentence examples for introduction of cutoff from inspiring English sources

Introduction of cutoff values for each diagnostic group was determined by group membership probabilities obtained from gradient boosting classification (Fig. 3B, C).

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

Therefore, the introduction of such a natural cutoff will never miss a substantial fraction of duplogs with dS < 0.6.

The above analyses rest on the introduction of a somewhat arbitrary cutoff for defining genes with post-aneuploidy expression variation.

Since the 1980s nonlinear, digital filters have been designed that can increase the low frequency cutoff without the introduction of phase distortion.

Meeting him nowadays, I do feel a sort of cutoff".

These boys now will drive up in tennis shoes and a pair of cutoff shorts".

This difference may result from the diversion angles of the incipient oxbow at the time of cutoff rather than the cutoff mechanism (meander cutoff or local avulsion).

These comparisons are undertaken with 2 sets of cutoff values.

Influence of cutoff.

This step of computational interpretation based on a priori-defined and consensus-based biological knowledge without setting arbitrary cutoffs, such as fold change or significance level, prevents the introduction of bias and increases the robustness and comparability of results.