Quartile cut-points of plasma homocysteine, B vitamins and cholesterols were shown in Supplementary Table S2.
The break point of plasma viremia, 12,500, was chosen based on the median value of all ART-naïve infected individuals (12,466 copies/ml).
Furthermore, an underlying network structure has been demonstrated among plasma aminograms [27], [28], and when the physiological condition changes, the homeostatic set point of plasma amino acids will be altered accordingly.
This indicates that the kidneys are of significant importance for the 'set-point' of plasma Ca2+ on bone independent of PTH and calcitonin.
Based on the optimal cutoff point of plasma sVEGFR1 level determined from the ROC curve, the Kaplan-Meier analysis of survival of the subgroups of patients divided by APACHE II scores and sVEGFR1 levels is shown in Figure 4d.
The cutoff point of plasma AMH concentration that could be used for a screening test of the future ability of ewes to get pregnant at first mating was found to be 97 pg/mL.
Nearly twice the percentage of patients on maraviroc BID plus OBR vs placebo plus OBR achieved the primary end-point of plasma HIV-RNA 50 copies/mL compared with those receiving an OBR alone (45% vs 16%, respectively) 38.
The 31 sequences obtained from SM2 at 304 wpi (the time point of plasma sampling for i.v. injection of SM7, SM8, and SM9) formed two lineages, referred to as "A" and "B" herein after.
A ROC curve was configured to establish the cutoff point of plasma gelsolin with the optimal sensitivity and specificity for predicting the poor functional outcome (GOS 1-3) and mortality.
A receiver operating characteristic curve was configured to establish the cutoff point of plasma copeptin with the optimal sensitivity and specificity for predicting the poor functional outcome (GOS 1-3), deand and cerebrovasospasm.
