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As expected, the proportion of samples positive by GST-L1 but negative by VLP-ELISA increased at the lower cutoff (Table  3 and Figure  3B).

Contigs with more than 15% Q-clones were re-assembled by setting the DQer function to 15% and the "Step" value to 2. This was followed by several rounds of end-to-end merging and single-to-end merging at progressively lower cutoff stringencies (Table 5).

It can be seen in Table 2 that the probabilities increase with lower cutoff values of Δl.

Although a lower cutoff value could yield a higher sensitivity and negative predictive value (Table  3), it negatively affected the specificity and positive predictive value.

Finally, the viscosity variation is limited to 9 orders of magnitude by applying an upper and a lower cutoff of η max=105 η 0 and η min=10−4 η 0 (see Table 1).

Girls with concentrations above the cutoff were more likely to be older (p < 0.0001) and taller (p < 0.0001) and had lower average BMI (p = 0.01) than did girls with concentrations below the cutoff (Table 1).

As shown in Table 1, higher relative risks for reproductive end points such as offspring viability and litter size corresponded to lower cutoff values at the 24-hr time point, and higher relative risk for end points such as fertility and ovarian pathology corresponded to higher cutoff values or the later 65-hr time point.

In Syracuse, 86percentt of the entire class passed the English test with the lower cutoff score, but only 64percentt passed at 65.

By contrast, lower cutoff threshold had the opposite effect.

Throughout the paper, we will consider a finite upper cutoff frequency and a non-vanishing lower cutoff frequency.

But at a lower cutoff level of 2.5 pmol/L, copeptin had a sensitivity of > 90%.