Sentence examples for set cut off from inspiring English sources

Training set cut off years were chosen for each breed, using a number of criteria.

We set cut off limits at p  < 0.05 and absolute fold change ≥1.5.

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.

This is a different score from the originally set cut off score of 2 or higher as is stated in the paper written by Buurman et al (2010), and can be explained by the differences in characteristics and diagnoses of the studied population.

Scale reliability is shown in Table 4. Cronbach's alpha exceeded the set cut off point of 0.70 for all scales (0.70 0.86), indicating good scale reliability.

You can work at your own pace, as long as you meet the quota or the set cut off point.

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.