Sentence examples for robust cut from inspiring English sources

Further tests with an extensive set of chemicals will be necessary to get a robust cut off value.

But they eventually adjusted to the robust cut-and-thrust exchanges that have become the norm in British public affairs broadcasting and something of a blood-rite measure of the mettle of the modern British politician.

The aim was to identify a clinically useful diagnostic biomarker or panel of biomarkers with a robust cut-off for positivity that could potentially be taken forward for validation in PBA cytology samples.

Scores on Mardia's coefficient that are greater than 7 were initially thought to represent data with a multivariate non-normal distribution [ 27]; however, Bentler [ 28] later suggested a more robust cut-off (>5).

At year 1 and 2 an increase in sCr of 0.3 mg/dl was also the lowest robust cut-off for prediction of mortality in the entire cohort, again only when the definition is based on ΔADM (RR 2.11(1.24-3.6) and RR 1.79(1.06-3.03) for mortality at 1 year and 2 years respectively) (Fig.  4b and c).

Thus, while personality traits are often viewed as too broad to be useful and not amenable to interventions, I hope that the above shows that when the mechanisms that link traits to illness are identified as well as using empirically robust cut-offs, personality traits can be used to develop individual interventions that should be beneficial to the patient.

The experiments were initially performed on a constructed risk score formula (10) with different cut-off points in order to choose the robust cut-off point that can characterize the two prognosis breast cancer patient groups with high accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity.

Mr. Bush, looking tanned and peppy after a weekend of golf in Santa Fe, N.M., is pushing Mr. Nelson to back what the president repeatedly calls his "robust" tax cut.