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Once set, cut into pieces with a sharp knife.
When the marshmallow is set, cut out shapes using lightly greased cutters.
We set cut off limits at p < 0.05 and absolute fold change ≥1.5.
Training set cut off years were chosen for each breed, using a number of criteria.
Multivariate analysis was then performed and variables considered were those which had a conservatively set cut off p-value of <0.3 on bivariate analysis.
The inclusion criteria to be eligible for the Pre-Empt trial was to screen above/below set cut points for at least one of the four risky health behaviours.
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In our calculation we used m←104 and n←1001, and the 95%% confidence set cut-off at (hat {boldsymbol {pi }}) was found to be c ∗=4.61.
The SST is evaluated only at the significant frequencies, which satisfy set cut-off amplitude obtained from the DFT of the signal.
The PBE exchange-correlation functional [28] was used with norm-conserving pseudopotentials and a basis set cut-off energy of 950 eV.
All commercial assays used to measure the presence of Hepatitis C virus (HCV) antibodies set cut-off points to categorise the results, but the problem of false positive results in screening hepatitis C sera is well known.
Tissue inversion needs to be considered if the construction of normal PET databases is performed based on Dixon-AC or if quantitative measures for simple semiquantitative analysis such as the standardized uptake value (SUV) are being used to set cut-off thresholds or follow treatment effects.
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