He rose ahead of his age group until a former German professional player became his agent and arranged his move in 2010 from Cerezo Osaka to Dortmund for a predetermined, cut-rate price of €350,000, or $470,000.
In both cases, the predicted protein must also exceed a predetermined cut-off score (see [ 40]).
Hence, a binary outcome of a molecular test with a predetermined cut-off value can prove advantageous in this regard.
Unless otherwise specified, median values for TIL markers were used as predetermined cut-points to define high versus low cases.
For the CES-D, the variable was dichotomized at a score of 16, the predetermined cut-off point most often used for likely cases of clinical depression [ 30].
It relates to changes in the proportions of responses either side of a predetermined cut-off point for each reported behaviour research question.
The interpretation of the size of the stability coefficients was based on predetermined cut-points distinguishing between low, moderate and high tracking effects.
In this study, we used the predetermined cut-off value for the significant copy changes by comparing the level of genetic changes using normal tissue DNAs including placenta, lymphocyte and gastric tissues in the previous study [ 32].
*Cut-off value = median (except for CES-D; the predetermined cut-off point is used here); †Result of Chi-square test; Range as reported by participants: ‡0-79.83; §0-52; ∥0-57; 0-100; **0-10; ††1-5; ‡‡1-5.
As predetermined cut-off values are not available for the majority of differential diagnoses in this study, the next analysis describes results of CSF dementia marker profiles in various neurodegenerative dementias.
8 10 In nearly all screening programmes, quantitative FIT is used simply as a qualitative investigation to identify participants with f-Hb above a predetermined cut-off concentration chosen to suit the requirements of the particular programme, such as the colonoscopy resource available.
