Sentence examples for standard cutoff score from inspiring English sources

Results were consistent with prior research on the LMT, with the standard cutoff score yielding high indices of accuracy.

After the questionnaire was completed, the total score for the SDS was combined, divided by 80, and then compared to a standard cutoff score for depression.

Scores can be examined continuously or by the proportion above a standard cutoff score, for example, > 93rd percentile (borderline clinical range) or > 97th percentile (clinical range).

A standard cutoff score of ≥24 on the MMSE26 for intact cognitive function was required for inclusion in the validation study [ 42, 43].

Values are based on standard cutoff scores unless otherwise stated.

The severity of depression was assigned according to the standard cutoff scores: 5, 10, 15, and 20 points for mild, moderate, moderately severe, and severe depression, respectively.

On the basis of CADi and MMSE score scatter plots, the standard MMSE cutoff score (23/24) corresponds to CADi scores of 5/6.

Meltzer found that the sensitivity and specificity of the COMM were both 0.77 to identify patients with prescription drug use disorder (PDD) when using the DSM-IV criteria for PDD as the "gold standard" and the cutoff score was 13 [ 14].

Based upon previous research, we used a cutoff score of 8 (two standard deviations below the mean) to define severe global cognitive impairment indicative of dementia.

When the within-cluster effect was ten times as small as the contextual effect, we found 27.9% of the estimated standard errors to be larger than the cutoff score.

The moderate to severe symptoms score of ≥10 corresponds to the score of ≥16 used as the standard cutoff for a high level of depressive symptoms on the original 20-item scale.