Sentence examples for possible cut off from inspiring English sources

That is why, for the self-respecting tyrant, internal suppression will never be enough; lament and lampoon from outside must also be halted at the borders and, where possible, cut off at the source.

The best possible cut off points were defined at the highest Youden index (J = Sen + Spe − 1).

The poor performance of CART modelling may be explained by the fact that continuous variables need to be categorized, with optimal cut-offs determined from all possible cut-off points, and that possibly unnecessary higher-order interactions are assumed between all predictor variables.

The CPRA can be used to present the proportion of responders over the entire range of possible cut-off points as a graph.

The aim of this study was to develop a nozzle design for supersonic/hypersonic impactors with the smallest possible cut-off size d50 and rather sharp collection efficiency curves.

Exactly where we shall end is anyone's guess, but one possible cut-off is the year 2000, when JM Coetzee won the Booker prize for the second time with Disgrace.

Muhammad Naguib decided to use the armored vehicles in his operational reserve against the retreating forces, fearing a possible cut-off from the rest of the Egyptian forces in Palestine.

The ROC curves were plotted as the number of true-positives (sensitivity) vs. the number of false-positives (1-specificity) for all possible cut-off values.

Therefore, MCT values for each possible cut-off point and different ratios of CFN/CFP were calculated and compared, assuming a disease prevalence of 8.4%, as estimated by our model.

ROC analyses were originally developed to aid the interpretation of radar signals, and plot the number of true negatives (termed "1-specificity") vs. the number of true positives (termed "sensitivity") for all the possible cut-off values for the data set.

Among the different possible cut-off points, the one with optimal sensitivity and specificity was selected.