Sentence examples for risk cut off from inspiring English sources

The quadruple test, which uses only maternal serum biomarkers, is performed between 14 + 2 and 20 weeks gestation and has a detection rate of around 70% and a false positive rate of 3.5% when the risk cut off is 1 150.

The combined screening test (CST), which uses both fetal ultrasound and maternal serum biomarkers to generate a risk assessment, is performed between 10 and 14 + 1 weeks gestation and has a detection rate of around 85% and a false positive rate of 2.5% when the risk cut off is 1 150.

d 2 high risk patients with BP over low risk cut offs but under high risk cut offs, correctly identified themselves as not under control.

f2 high risk patients with lipids over low risk cut offs but under high risk cut offs, correctly identified themselves as not under control.

The use of population-based risk cut offs for this sample may result in an under-detection of risk, given the potential sensitivity of the group to very small amounts of substances [ 19].

Comparison of the prevalence of a "high" sum of risk alleles (cut off at 4 risk alleles, the median value) in phase II enzymes-coding genes showed a lower frequency of "high" sums of risk alleles in the 'elderly' (41.3%) as compared to the adolescent age group (56.3%, P < 0.001, Table 4).

But because few families have continuously stayed on the rolls, a small minority risk being cut off soon.

Hundreds have lost benefits starting this month, and hundreds more risk being cut off in the months to come.

Some countries risk being cut off from the financial system altogether: British banks last year threatened to close the last pipeline for money transfers into Somalia.

Unless parts of the north-east are electrified too, areas like Middlesbrough risk being cut off even more than at present.

Basically, the banks and the bond market that lent New York money to pay bills decided in 1975 that the city's spending binges had at last made it a bad risk, and cut off the spigot.