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Medical - Medical (general) / maxillofacial surgery | | English term or phrase: cut-off point | Is the term "cut-off point" used only for numerical values?
Is it used correctly in this sentence?
The cut-off point for differentiating between partial and complete relapse was tète a tète occlusion in remote follow-up. In each case of lower incisal edges moving across that point complete relapse was noted. |
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| | English translation:the end point, the limit, etc. | Explanation:
The cut-off point is the end, basically. Not just for numerical sequences, but also for all kinds of things -- when there is no more of something, that is also the cut-off point.
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In capital budgeting, the minimum acceptable rate of return on an investment.
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Are cut point and cut-off point interchangeable in the following quote? Is there any difference in meaning?
We are befuddled by the Expert Committee’s decision to lower the cut point for impaired fasting glucose (IFG) from 110 to 100 mg/dl. With the publication of the Expert Committee’s report, the number of 25- to 74-year-olds in the U.S. with IFG instantly tripled from 10 to 35 million people
No. Unless this is some special bit of medical terminology I'm pretty sure 'cut-off point' should be used. Hope that helps!
'Cut-off point' should be used rather than 'cut point' to denote that it ends at a certain point, i.e. 'cut'off'.
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Liberals. What is the cut off point? - Yahoo! Answers
3 Nov 2009 ... ...for how much someone should make or have in life? ... If your referring to the health care bill its $500000 a year. ... Where do you live? ...
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NP Courses, Course Intake & Cut-Off Points
The cut-off point (COP) for a course is the aggregate of the last successful applicant of that course, ie. the aggregate of the applicant who fills the last ...
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Gepsoft - Logistic Regression Framework - Cutoff Points
The Cutoff Points Analysis complements nicely the ROC Analysis of the previous section. The Cutoff Points Chart shows clearly the intersection of both the ...
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Global Times - Don't make 45 the cutoff point for success
12 Jul 2009 ... Turning 45 is often used as a cutoff point for eligibility. ... Thus, if we want to ease the view of 45 as the cutoff point for success, ...
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Cutoff Point
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9 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +7 the end point, the limit, etc.
Explanation:
The cut-off point is the end, basically. Not just for numerical sequences, but also for all kinds of things -- when there is no more of something, that is also the cut-off point.
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Note added at 10 mins (2009-11-04 09:04:04 GMT)
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In capital budgeting, the minimum acceptable rate of return on an investment.
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Note added at 12 mins (2009-11-04 09:05:50 GMT)
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from Word Reference:
Are cut point and cut-off point interchangeable in the following quote? Is there any difference in meaning?
We are befuddled by the Expert Committee’s decision to lower the cut point for impaired fasting glucose (IFG) from 110 to 100 mg/dl. With the publication of the Expert Committee’s report, the number of 25- to 74-year-olds in the U.S. with IFG instantly tripled from 10 to 35 million people
No. Unless this is some special bit of medical terminology I'm pretty sure 'cut-off point' should be used. Hope that helps!
'Cut-off point' should be used rather than 'cut point' to denote that it ends at a certain point, i.e. 'cut'off'.
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Note added at 13 mins (2009-11-04 09:07:07 GMT)
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Liberals. What is the cut off point? - Yahoo! Answers
3 Nov 2009 ... ...for how much someone should make or have in life? ... If your referring to the health care bill its $500000 a year. ... Where do you live? ...
answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid... - 16 hours ago - Similar -
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NP Courses, Course Intake & Cut-Off Points
The cut-off point (COP) for a course is the aggregate of the last successful applicant of that course, ie. the aggregate of the applicant who fills the last ...
www.np.edu.sg/admissions/faq/Pages/faq_courses.aspx - Cached - Similar -
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Gepsoft - Logistic Regression Framework - Cutoff Points
The Cutoff Points Analysis complements nicely the ROC Analysis of the previous section. The Cutoff Points Chart shows clearly the intersection of both the ...
www.gepsoft.com/LogisticRegression/Section04.htm - Cached - Similar -
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Global Times - Don't make 45 the cutoff point for success
12 Jul 2009 ... Turning 45 is often used as a cutoff point for eligibility. ... Thus, if we want to ease the view of 45 as the cutoff point for success, ...
opinion.globaltimes.cn/commentary/2009-07/445813.html - Cached - Similar -
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Cutoff Point
Business Information Technology Finance Economics Accounting and Stock Market Financials Research on Cutoff Point. Cutoff Point related research articles, ...
portal.brint.com/cgi-bin/.../cgsearch.cgi?query=Cutoff+Point - Cached - Similar -
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