Sentence examples for lower cut off of from inspiring English sources

Identity varied from the arbitrary lower cut off of 40%% up to 95%%; the majority (16/28) were more than 70%% identical and the average identity was 71%% for comparisons between the Tororo VSGs and Tbb927 homologues and 73%% for comparisons between the Tororo VSGs and the TbgDal972 homologues (Table 2).

The lower cut-off of 20 SFC/million is closer to that of the commercial T-SPOT assay and the original ESAT-6/CFP-10 ELISPOT assay [14].

The distribution of %OD values suggests that a lower cut-off of 60% or even 50% might be appropriate for the cELISA.

The clips have English language audio tracks but these were filtered using a notch filter with a lower cut-off of 400Hz and an upper cut-off of between 3,500Hz and 4,000Hz depending on the voice pitch.

If in these cases g was greater than a lower cut-off of 0.3, the sequence position and the mean IOIs before and after this position were stored, gmax was reset to 0, and the process re-continued.

Two studies [ 40, 51] used a lower cut-off of >60 rather than >70 for the definition of "good" outcomes, whereas three studies [ 5, 23, 52] requested a lower cut-off of <40 for "poor" outcomes.

However some researchers suggest a lower cut-off of over 9 to more sensitively detect women with depressive symptomatology [ 36].

In a secondary exploratory analyses, we tested a lower cut-off of SHS >1 after 1 year.

However, a sensitivity of 66% was reported for early stage HCC using a lower cut-off of 10.9 ng/mL [ 27].

Preliminary studies suggest that more IBS patients have SIBO when a lower cut-off of >10 cfu/ml is used but well-designed studies are needed.

However, when a lower cut-off of nodal size is used, the diagnostic sensitivity increases while the specificity decreases and vice versa [33].