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Scores on Mardia's coefficient that are greater than 7 were initially thought to represent data with a multivariate non-normal distribution [ 27]; however, Bentler [ 28] later suggested a more robust cut-off (>5).

Further tests with an extensive set of chemicals will be necessary to get a robust cut off value.

We also evaluated the consequences of using more rigorous cut off points (correlation coefficient between two determinants >0.4) or less rigorous cut off points (coefficient >0.8).

Robust change can then be defined as change below or above the threshold TH = ± 3σ*s,g, although more stringent cut-off can be applied if desired.

Three more soldiers jogged over and cut off my retreat.

Further research should address both these issues, thus determining a robust neck shaft angle cut off, or population-specific cut offs.

Using our more conservative cut-off, the overlap is 119.

We applied two different cut-offs in order to test for an increase of the fold occurrences by using the more stringent cut-off value (qcut-off = 0.98).

Although more recent cut-off points have been published [ 42], we chose to use the generally known and widely used Freedson cut-off points [ 23].

Results were evaluated against the recommended cut-off score of ≥3, 33 as well as the more conservative cut-off of ≥4 sometimes used in healthcare research.

Other, e.g. more stringent, cut-off values are feasible, depending on the type of analysis planned.