Example sentences for: cut-off

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  • SB interactions are prevalent than SS interactions at 3Å cut-off distance in these molecules.

  • The inverse also holds true, where highly expressed genes, having less error in their measured levels, may not meet an arbitrary fold-change cut-off of 2.0 even when they are truly differentially expressed [ 12 ] . Therefore, selecting differentially regulated genes based only on a single fold change across the entire range of experimental data preferentially selects lowly expressed genes [ 8 ] . This commonly used approach does not accommodate for background noise, variability, non-specific binding, or low copy numbers- characteristics typical of microarray data which may not be homogeneously distributed.

  • 5 g/dl as a cut-off point, the results remained essentially unchanged (i.e.

  • Trees built with different cut-off values for symmetrical best hits, four different formulas for the evolutionary distance calculation (see Materials and Methods) and different parameters of the distributions showed essentially the same topology, with strong bootstrap support for most of the clades (Fig.

  • Since our submission filter includes a quality cut-off at the distal end of the read (Phred Score < 12 [ 87 88 ] ), additional sequence can sometimes be obtained by direct examination of the sequencing trace available at [ 89 ] .


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