However, the cut-offs were set to mark the borderline of depression or anxiety or both, even though a structured clinical interview, e.g. SCID-I, is the golden standard in clinical settings [ 43].
Each station consists of a five minute clinical scenario in which candidates are observed by a single examiner and scored on their use of skills and knowledge The skills assessed are clinical examination, practical skills, communication skills, and history taking The pass mark for part 2 is set via the borderline group scoring method.
The standard was set using the borderline regression method [ 31].
After the second part of the examination, consisting of another 6 OSCE stations and 4 OSLER patients, an overall passmark is set by the Borderline Groups method.
The borderline regression method was used to set the pass mark [ 26].
The control group covers only people aged 18 to 26 based on the assumption that the behavior of children and young people close to the administratively set borderline of adulthood should be more similar than that of children and older adults.
It's set to borderline jazz-pop-classical music by André Mehmari, introduced by clarinet and piano and featuring clarinet variations; the title refers to the music's rondo structure, returning regularly to its A section.
Another possible explanation has to do with the discovery cohorts consisting only of men, whereas women made up 88% of the replication samples, with the one male replication set showing a borderline non-significant association (P =0.06).
For example, a particular gene set may be borderline significant for individual types of omic data and thus go unnoticed; however, when the data are integrated, the gene set may reach significance.
In our TTR data set, MSI was borderline significant (P=0.049) in univariate analysis, but not significant (P=0.094) in multivariate analysis in stage II (Supplementary Table S3).
