The larger national organisations saw more or less standardised cuts, with the symphony orchestras taking 11% less in real terms, and the Royal Opera House, National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company and Opera North being cut by 15%.
However, a standardised cut-off point for the WHO-5 would be desirable.
The diagnostic process for FASD requires accurate assessment of gross and fine motor functioning using standardised cut-offs for impairment.
Moreover, there is no standardised cut-off used for stratifying patients into high and low vascular groups.
This will be taken into account in analysis, and a standardised cut-off may be used for directly measured BPVL (e.g. less than 400 copies per mL).
We calculated the time engaged in moderate-intensity physical activity based on a standardised cut-off of 1952 5724 cpm, 29 31 where 1952 cpm corresponds to walking at 4 km/h.
By sparing bowel cleansing and distension, by displaying only relevant lesions requiring polypectomy or resection, by taking advantage of computer-aided detection via a standardised cut-off, and by increasing the accuracy in detecting extra-colonic pathological features, PET/CT could surpass CT and MR colonography for colorectal screening.
The purpose of this study was (a) to determine the performance of FDG-PET/CT in the detection of relevant colorectal neoplasms (adenomas ≥10 mm, with high-grade dysplasia or cancer) in relation to the CT dose and iodine contrast administration and (b) to find a standardised cut-off in PET which might serve as a basis for future computer-aided detection (CAD) applications.
Moreover, using the EI standardised cut-off, 37.9% of the patients with ALS showed executive dysfunction.
Using the EI standardised cut-off, 37.9% of the patients (n=36) showed executive dysfunction.
