Also, it may be necessary to use more restrictive cut points, such as the 2.5th or 97.5th, for small-for-gestational-age or large-for-gestational-age fetuses, respectively.
Consequently, this approach only needs to choose a numeric value between 0 and 100%%, being those close to 0%% very restrictive cutoff points (delivering high precision) and those close to 100%% (delivering high recall).
Interestingly, in embryoid bodies in vitro, three phenotypically distinct populations of cells could be distinguished with regard to expression pattern of EpCAM: intracellularly or homogenously along the cell membrane or exclusively at restrictive contact points with neighboring cells.
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For this reason, listening to the recorded version can start to feel unnecessarily restrictive at a point, as if you've been asked to appreciate the image in a 5000 piece puzzle from a single piece however pretty it may be.
When a more restrictive BMI cut point (BMI < 23 kg/m) was applied, results were similar.
As a restrictive cut-off point we chose genes that were differentially up- (>4-fold log2) or downregulated (<−4.5-fold log2) compared with all other cases, including tuberculous meningitis cases showing the highest extent of inflammation.
Some considered it important to be restrictive on this point, while others said that they did not hesitate to perform an ultrasound just to confirm that the fetus "was well", for their own sake, but also to reduce expectant parents' anxiety about fetal wellbeing.
The upshot is that qualitative researchers (and others too, but it is qualitative research that I am primarily concerned with here) have become burdened with a system of ethical review that is cumbersome, inappropriate and restrictive to the point that it is making research, particularly in relation to vulnerable populations and sensitive topics, increasingly hard and sometimes even impossible.
Of primary concern is the fact that WHO IPCS mode of action framework (477) and the OECD guidelines for risk assessment (480) are restrictive to the point that regulators could be underestimating the risks posed by exposures to low doses of mixtures of chemicals.
