Sentence examples for mean cut point from inspiring English sources

However, the SEM amounted to approximately 27% of the group mean cut point.

Average ratings across examiner pairs were used for subsequent analyses and a mean cut-point score of 3 was used to classify performance as pass or fail.

The mean cut-point for baseline plasma OPN level, in univariate analysis, did not show any association with EFS (P = 0.85), RFS (P = 0.28), OS (P = 0.06), bone RFS (P = 0.23) and non-bone RFS (P = 0.45), nor was it significant in the multivariate model.

Based on the mean cut-off point of 15.28 to categorize high and low perceived stress, 13.1 % of adults with high perceived stress had anxiety.

The degree to which the regression fit "tracks" the local means near the cut point is informative about whether the estimated discontinuity is being driven by misspecification of f.

Statistically, there is more power and less potential for bias if such tests are evaluated on their original scale (see later) rather than being dichotomised by means of a cut point 10; categorisation may then be done after analysis to aid clinical strategies.

Cohort performance on this station improved with each OSCE experience, as evidenced by the increasing station cut point and mean of the cohort performance (Table 1).

By applying the selected cut point of >40% mean nuclear staining, we defined 78% (214 out of 276) of the cohort as 'high' BAG-1 expressers and 22% (62 out of 276) as 'low' BAG-1 expressers.

Varying parameter include effect size (difference in mean) and cut-point.

Note that the data-driven two-piece exponential estimated the cut point at 19 months (mean 25.32, SD 13.47).

A previous report suggested that a mean item score of 3.0 provided a valid cut point for high DD (7).