Sentence examples similar to onset cut off from inspiring English sources

Although there is no consensus regarding the age of onset cut-off for late-onset depression [ 34], it is generally established as later than age 60.

Similar results were reported for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations in Korean women with breast cancer at a young age (< 40 years) [ 31] and also for BRCA1 mutations in a series of Singaporean Chinese women with early onset (cut-off of 40 years) [ 32].

For the detection of unrecovered exacerbations, the probability of correctly detecting patients with an exacerbation onset is moderate for all cut off scores, with an optimal sensitivity of 72.9% at the lowest cut off of 0.1 points.

"The humanitarian organizations in Nepal are facing a race against time to ensure delivery of urgently required supplies such as food and shelter materials to these high altitude areas that will soon be cut off with the onset of winter," said a statement from the U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator in Nepal.

When comparing the 5 versus 6 years of age at epileptic seizure onset as upper cut off, the 6 year cut off was a better predictor (77.3 % accuracy versus 74.5 %) and had a better model fit with a lower Akaike Information Criteria (AIC) value.

Beginning in 1789, with the onset of the French revolution, John Boydell's export business to Europe was cut off.

Cut off.

Their legs cut off.

Cut off the apron.

You get cut off.

I was cut off.