Sentence examples for relevant cut from inspiring English sources

A method was developed to choose a priori the relevant cut times corresponding to arbitrary purity constraints and to predict the steady state of the process without performing dynamic simulations.

We found that the age of 45 was a relevant cut off point.

The most relevant cut point was the score of 13 (sensitivity 90.2%, specificity 79.4%).

The sample size was not large enough to independently determine a clinically relevant cut point for the PI.

The NRI uses clinically relevant cut points while the IDI metrics uses risk as a continuous variable.

A second model used continuous variables dichotomized to 0 or 1 at clinically relevant cut points and weighted to maximize prediction.

However, the definition of clinically relevant cut-off values is hampered by the lack of standardization in EBV DNA testing.

In all patients, except four, HADS scores were under the clinical relevant cut-off of 8 (mildly anxious and depressed and equally distributed among groups).

The aim of this study was to evaluate feasibility, reliability, validity of the SWAL-QOL (a questionnaire on swallowing problems in daily life), and to define sample size calculations and a clinically relevant cut-off score.

The reason February 4, 2011 is a relevant cut-off date is because that is the date that Holder sent a letter to Sen. Charles Grassley claiming, falsely, that Fast and Furious didn't involve letting guns cross the border.

Variables with clinically relevant cut-off points were dichotomized.