Sentence examples for screening cut off from inspiring English sources

Recognizing that the highest sensitivity for detecting hypoglycemia is necessary to avoid neurological sequelae in both asymptomatic and symptomatic neonates, the pertinent question is at what screening cut off value should a blood sample be drawn and sent for confirmatory testing?

This method also seems valid in this case where multiple screening cut off points are needed.

The optimal screening cut off for confirmatory testing is dependent on what is an acceptable PPV.

These results emphasize that the glucose meter is useful only as a screening device for neonatal hypoglycemia and that a screening cut off value must be established.

A BLASTN screening (cut off: more than 97% identity in 70% of the length) resulted in 447 fosmid ends to belong to A. macleodii species.

To achieve 100% sensitivity for detecting hypoglycemia, one in four of all samples screened in this study would require confirmatory testing based on a screening cut off value of 3.8 mmol/L.

Both EPDS >9 and EPDS >12 are supported by previous studies as screening cut-off points in English-speaking populations.

Further, it would be possible to adjust screening cut-off levels in order to stay within the existing DSS budget if necessary.

In addition, an ertapenem disk (10 μg, BD BBL™ Sensi-Disk™) was placed on the media to identify suspected carbapenemase-producing colonies (screening cut-off ≤ 25 mm) [ 15].

The validity of the SCOFF was assessed by calculating the sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values for screening cut-off points ≥1, ≥2, ≥3 and ≥4 positive answers.

Screening cut-off scores with sensitivities above 0.90 (0.95 for ASD and AD/HD) were established for most conditions, as well as cut-off scores to identify proxies to clinical diagnoses with specificities above 0.90 (0.95 for ASD and AD/HD).