Two key elements for regression discontinuity are present, the rating variable and
cut point used for assignment to the intervention group.
In the Polish cohort, the lower Pgp3
cut point was associated with a 63% increased risk of ovarian cancer (odds ratio, 1.63).
Analysis and Conclusion of the
Cut Point of HbA1c Reduction Rate of Nonglycemic Effect in T2DM Patients
For definitions using ethnic-specific
cut points, white/Caucasian references were included as the majority of our population (83.9% Edmonton, 86% Canada) self-identified as Caucasian [25].
To determine the optimal
cut point for each condition, the diagnostic accuracy parameters were inspected at every
cut point.
Major finding: At one illustrative
cut point, the score would have reduced the number of biopsies by 41%, with a negative predictive value of 97%.
The strength of the association with hs-CRP depended on the
cut points selected for analysis.
This semi-free vortex style air classifier achieves high classification performance between 80-200 microns
cut pointAt 4 liters per minute, the
cut point of the standard cyclone is 2.5 microns ([micro]m), as required for [PM.sub.2.5], monitoring.
An integral feed conveyor and hugger belt assembly guides the product to the
cut point. An integral discharge conveyor carries cut pieces away from the
cut point.
This idea is formalized in section III with the notion of a
cut point. Briefly, a roll-call vote produces a
cut point if it perfectly partitions supporters and opponents of a measure by ideal points.