Sentence examples for modified cut off from inspiring English sources

The FFTBM-SM with the modified cut off frequency showed a significant improvement of the accuracy quantification.

Moreover, boosting of PIs by RTV was taken into account in this step, by using modified cut-offs for the PIs and disregarding the score of RTV itself.

In this study, weakness was also determined using modified cut-off values of handgrip strength for Asian populations suggested in a consensus report from AWGS.

This suggests that using the modified cut-off had only a modest effect on increasing the proportion of PLWH who tested TST-positive.

Our data demonstrate that CTC enumeration with a modified cut-off is a valuable prognostic tool for HER2-positive MBC patients.

[ 20- 24] NCEP-ATP III definition with modified cut-off values for youths was considered for the diagnosis of metabolic syndrome in the current study.

Modified cut-off values for slowness (walking speed <1.0 m/s) and weakness (handgrip strength <26 kg for men and <18 kg for women) are appropriate criteria for physical frailty assessments in the Japanese older population.

Second, the modified cut-off values for slowness (walking speed <1.0 m/s) and weakness (handgrip strength <26 kg for men and <18 kg for women) appear to be appropriate criteria for physical frailty assessments in the Japanese older population.

Therefore, we also calculated HPV positivity as detected by the Cervista HPV HR test using two different modified cut-off criteria (Table  7), which were selected for the detection of CIN3+ lesions.

17 Our findings indicated that low handgrip strength, as suggested by AWGS, was independently associated with the incidence of disability after adjustment for potential covariates; thus, these modified cut-off values would be appropriate for diagnosing frailty in Asian populations.

The use of a modified cut-off level for plasma-glucose in consequence of the lack of fasting-plasma glucose measurements is unlikely to have introduced a significant bias towards an overestimation of patients with MS as the cut-off level deliberately was above levels normally seen in individuals with normal glucose metabolism.