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Figure 6(b), however, shows that for significantly 'worse' parameters R0 = 7, R P = 1.5, ϕ = 0.5--this conclusion can be reversed and no such cutoff is seen and mass vaccination is always optimal.

We recognize that any such cutoff is arbitrary, but these cutoffs appear commonly in the literature and allows a comparison to results from less inclusive clades of Viburnum as described below.

Such cutoff probability relates to what the corresponding functional safety standard describes as reasonable or unreasonable risk.

Such cutoff points are recommended for future trials.

Such cutoff values are useful in demonstrating an association between low ScvO2 and outcome.

More importantly, we have demonstrated the prognostic role of such cutoff to predict significantly different recurrence-free and overall survival.

With such cutoff values in the sequence of the eve2 enhancer there are k1 = 6 and k2 = 4 occurrences of bicoid and kruppel motifs defined by corresponding PWMs.

Such cutoff (r ≥ 0.60) includes around 55%% of the human gene loci, providing a good coverage with a significant p-value.

Note that the cutoff on the number of sequences (30) that we use is somewhat arbitrarily but such cutoff is clearly needed because the smaller the number of sequences, the less reliable the correlated mutation results are.

Because there is no standard cutoff point to dichotomize the interval into "short delay" and "long delay; and it is contextual, such cutoff points for different delays were defined in context of socio-cultural aspect, health seeking behavior of women and health care system of Nepal.

The major impact that such cutoff choices have on the frequency of deficiency (23– 25, 46– 51) is quantified in Table 2. Studies that used cutoffs of 248 pmol/L (300 ng/L) labeled 34 50% of their populations as cobalamin deficient, compared with 5 12% at traditional cutoffs.