Is progress necessarily progressive?
Takano spearheaded a letter to the administration from progressive House lawmakers urging a cutoff of $69,000.
Progressive scanning would use some cutoff based on minimum vote count and ratio to the next-best estimate; other algorithms could be used to reduce the number of points that have to be examined.
In particular, distinct cutoff values for the evaluation of gliomas are used in clinical routine [3, 10], e.g., the cutoff TBRmean ≥ 2.0 differentiates progressive disease from treatment-related changes with a high accuracy.
BT performed below the critical cutoff in two subtests of the VOSP (progressive silhouettes, position discrimination).
LO performed at cutoff level in the screening-test and progressive silhouettes of the VOSP.
At the clinical cutoff, most patients discontinued treatment due to progressive disease: 72.5%, 80.5% and 75.0% of patients in E, AA and AAE arms, respectively.
Overall, at the time of data cutoff, there were 36 PFS events (34 progressive disease and two deaths) based on local radiology review, and the median PFS estimate was 5.5 months (95 % CI: 4.99 7.69 months; Fig. 1).
At the time of data cutoff, all patients had died; 34 (94.4%) were due to progressive disease, 1 due to liver failure and another due to pneumonia.> -wrap-foot> *2 had radiofrequency ablation and 2 had percutaneous ethanol injection.
Should there be sex-specific cutoffs that identify patients at increased risk of CVD as well as of progressive DKD?
The curve profiles are very different for the day and the night, with a later and clear cutoff profile above 63 dBC during the day, and a lower and progressive OR increase above 59 dBC during the night.
