Using this method the cut off point in the Danish population was set to an ICG-R score of 43 and above.
The great variation in the seroprevalence of T. gondii infection is likely to be the result of the geographic area, the farm management and the general hygienic conditions of the farms, and of technical issues such as, the serological method used, the cut off values and the sample size [ 30].
Despite method and cut-off, observer A classified more dogs as hypoplastic in comparison with the two other observers.
Users may adjust the parameter settings, including gene-gene association estimation method and cut-off threshold, to control the size of constructed networks.
The aims of this study were to assess the agreement between commonly used diagnostic methods for LM (breath test, s-glucose and symptoms), describe the diagnostic properties of the methods and establish the best method and cut-off levels for clinical use.
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This is due to the variety of laboratory methods and cut-off values used, cohorts of different diseases analysed and the time point of analysis within the trials.
Methodology and sensitivity of immunohistochemical methods, and cut-off points for ER positivity differ between different laboratories [ 45].
First, the results depend on the methods and cut-offs used, more or less stringent, to predict TFs.
It would be easier if, in the future, similar methods and cut-off values were used to separate average and good performing event horses.
These differences may reflect differences in the incidence of TB (and thus the risk for infection), laboratory methods, and cut-off values.
