Sentence examples for use of this cutoff from inspiring English sources

The New York Times was recommending use of this cutoff by early 1931 and the American Association of State Highway Officials officially moved US 22 to PA 43 on June 8 , 1931

Serum from 29 TB patients and 28 healthy individuals were evaluated by the use of this cutoff value.

There is no physiological evidence in humans to support the use of this cutoff value, and the use of a single value may under or overestimate hyperoxia incidence.

With use of this cutoff point, 12.2% of patients with mild GDM will be missed.

These values are close to 1.5 and justify the use of this cutoff point.

Use of this cutoff value allowed classification of the endoscopic images, even where it was difficult to determine the bile pigment condition subjectively.

The drawback of the use of this stringent cutoff is that VERSE could mistakenly discard a real integration event if it is within 10 bp of another.

Therefore, we may argue that the use of this single cutoff point is not justified with the results of the present meta-analysis and that further evidence is warranted to clarify this issue.

In that context, use of the cutoff-points of ALT/AST ratio described in this report is simple and useful.

This necessitates the use of different cutoff thresholds for patients with chronic disease to ensure adequate screening performance (26, 27).

For example, a cutoff of the train-Q scores of 20% means that using this cutoff, 80% of the variants within the training set will be retained, i.e. we have a 80% expected recall.