Sentence examples for using a cutoff ratio from inspiring English sources

A preliminary analysis was conducted using a cutoff ratio of 1.5 (Table S2).

Using a cutoff ratio of 0.8, we identified 11 sites that were hypophosphorylated in PRC SiRNA cells at T48 compared with control cells.

Using a cutoff ratio of 0.88, we identified five pairs of phosphorylation sites of tyrosine, namely VEGFR2 Tyr), VEGFR1 Tyr), Akt(Tyr), PKC α (Tyr) and PLC γ-1 Tyr), were decreased by HMQ18–22 in lovo cell.

Using a cutoff ratio of 1.5 fold between butanol-treated and control samples, and change in at least 5 out of 9 replicate ratios in any time point, we determined 46 metabolites were differentially regulated, in which 35, 41 and 38 metabolites were detected in 24, 48 and 72 h, respectively (Table  5).

These ratios serve as the basis for an outlier detection using the DFBETA statistic, using a cutoff of 2 (Belsley et al. 1980).

Using a nomination cutoff of 0.4 (0–1 scale), opinion leaders were identified in 31% of California hospitals; they were identified in 81% of hospitals using a cutoff of 0.2.

RPKM values for gene sequences in the BH-T and BH-C libraries were used to estimate gene expression levels and determine differential expressions of genes that responded to PM infection using a cutoff value of |log2 ratio<BH-T/BH-C>|≥1.

Even using a signal cutoff ratio of 5.0, we obtained correct call rates ≥ 85%.

Preliminary analysis was conducted using Iobion software (lowess approach) with a cutoff ratio of 1.5.

We used a 5.0 cutoff ratio in calling SFP because for genetic mapping, a high Fp rate may lead to misleading results that should be minimized.

Of note, Merlet et al. [ 11, 12] used a cutoff value for the H/M ratio of 1.2 to identify reduced MIBG uptake.