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It is constructed from a current squaring stage and a lowpass filter with low cutoff frequency realized using the concept of Log-Domain filtering.

The 0-mm optimal cutoff point for the HIV-infected population reflects the increase in nonreactors described above, with low cutoffs here sacrificing sensitivity without a sufficiently compensatory increase in specificity.

Mostly emitter followers and bypass filters with very low cutoff frequencies.

This dependency is not so outspoken for the PM metric, except in the case when a very bad model is combined with a low cutoff value (χ = 1%).

On these epochs FFT was performed with a low cutoff of 1.0 Hz and a high cutoff of 100 Hz, both with 48 dB/oct.

By combining all HMMs with a low cutoff, for screening, 71% of all LTRs found by RepeatMasker in chromosome 19 were found.

A Butterworth zero phase filter, 48 dB/oct with a low cutoff at 0.8 Hz, to remove slow fluctuations from respiration, and a high cutoff of 50 Hz was applied.

A volume of 1150 μL of this mixture was then spun as described above and imaged using a green excitation filter (VG-6) with a bandwidth centered at 520 nm and a red emission filter (R-60) with a low cutoff at 600 nm (Edmund Industrial Optics, Barrington, NJ).

This gave an accurate classification in 79.4% of patients compared with 72.5% if the low cutoff value was used.

Although the tests agree well if the sample has a high antibody titer, the new test misses some of the IFA-positive samples at low cutoff titers, with a subsequent reduction in sensitivity.

Here, determining a reasonable rank cutoff is a critical problem since a low cutoff will produce a small network with low coverage (recall), and a high cutoff will produce a large network with low reliability (precision).