ROC analysis also showed that the most suitable cut-off value for CIMT was >0.5 mm, with a sensitivity, specificity and LR of 56.8%, 54.1% and 1.24%, respectively.
Elaboration of the most suitable cut-off for the IFNγ test when used in badger cubs should be attempted as data from a larger number of tuberculous cubs become available, so that high sensitivity can be achieved for all age groups.
Suitable cut offs for definite, possible and definitely not MWF-HP were chosen, to best match the opinion of the panel.
By setting suitable cut offs in the MWF-HP Score, it was possible to show agreement with the panel opinion in 81% of cases.
Suitable cut-off scores for symptoms were explained to radiotherapists.
It is difficult to find a suitable cut-off day for definition of re-bleeding.
Thus continuous variables are binarized by selecting suitable cut-off points, defining corresponding values for sensitivity and specificity [ 48].
Other evidence suggests that 30 mm is a suitable cut-off to determine a target pain state [ 24, 25].
On the other hand, it is difficult to find a suitable cut-off day for definition of re-bleeding.
A score of 4 or more has been used as a suitable cut-off point for caseness [ 5, 8, 9].
As previously discussed, this value (13.4 RU/mL) is a clinically useful and suitable cut-off point which has a +LR > 5 and a Cohen's kappa > 0.8.
